Re: preprocessor symbol map incorrect

On 02/04/2015 01:35 PM, RJD wrote:
> I have this in my .emacs file:
>
> =====.emacs=====
> (semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol "UNIT_TESTS" "")
> (semantic-c-add-preprocessor-symbol "SW_VERSION" "22"))
> =====END .emacs=
>
> This means semantic should be able to parse code that is within:
>
> #if ( SW_VERSION >= 22 )
> void someFunction( void ) { }
> #endif /* ( SW_VERSION >= 22 ) */
>
> and
>
> #if defined( UNIT_TESTS )
> void someOtherFunction( void ) { }
> #endif /* defined( UNIT_TESTS ) */
>
> And this works fine. However, in the case where I have a more complex check:
>
> #if ( SW_VERSION >= 22 ) && ( defined( UNIT_TESTS ) )
> void someOtherOtherFunc( void ) { }
> #endif /* ( SW_VERSION >= 22 ) && ( defined( UNIT_TESTS ) ) */
>
> This does not work.

There is a bug in hideif that broke #if parsing in semantic for some 
versions of Emacs.  I think it is 24.4 and later?

You may just be out of luck for a little while, or you could use emacs 
24.3 which is what I have default w/ ubuntu, and which worked fine for 
your example.

I also tried this in emacs 25, and none of the expressions worked.

Eric

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