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#pragma message equivalent in TI CCS 3.3

Mukul Kabra
Prodigy 115 points

I am having a project ported on Windows in MSVC.

I am using following pragma to know which define I am compiling and it gives info on build console.

#pragma message("DEFINES USED: 1")

 

Is there any equivalent to this in TI

Also I need to give #error in case of some not possible define combination to dis-allow compilation with some message

or #warning to allow compialtion with some warning.

 

Any clue, how to do it in TI?

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    TI__Guru* 84285 points

    #error is a standard C feature, so you can just use that.  TI additionally provides #warn, which works like #error but only emits a warning.  There is no "#pragma message", but you could just use #warn

  • 0 in reply to Archaeologist
    Prodigy 115 points

    #error is OK, because even if write a wrong syntax without #error in some #define combination protectioncode will stop compiling, that is what I want

    But for #warning or #warn ...

    I have following code and CCS do not behaves correctly. Even #warn does not become red (recognised compiler directive) in CCS editor

    --------------------

    #define QUOTE_VAL(x)    QUOTE(x)
    #define QUOTE(x)        #x

    #define MY_DEF 5

    #ifdef WIN32

       #pragma message(" My define Value : QUOTE_VAL(MY_DEF)")

    #else

         #warn "My define Value :" QUOTE_VAL(MY_DEF)

    #endif

    -------------------

    MSVC Output

    My define Value : 5

    TI Output

    "My define Value :" QUOTE_VAL(MY_DEF)