Predefined label that tells the code which processor it is running in

 I have seen that normally when you define a certain processor to be used in a project the IDE uses it and creates a “predefined” label, something like “__TMS540LS714__” that defines which processor I am actually using. I then can use this to select for instance the number of CAN mailboxes per processor model, something like:

#ifdef    (__TMS540LS714__)

#define                CAN1_MAILBOX_N          32

#define                CAN2_MAILBOX_N          16

#define                CAN1_MAILBOX_N          16

#endif

#ifdef    (__TMS540LS1227__)

#define                CAN1_MAILBOX_N          64

#define                CAN2_MAILBOX_N          64

#define                CAN1_MAILBOX_N          64

#endif

I checked with Lawrence Wong from TI and this improvement was defined for the MSP430 years ago. I would like to see it added to the current CCS to all other families, in particular the Hercules one that I am using. 

The references to the enhancement already implemented can be seen at:

https://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/59186

I checked the enhancement request: SDSCM00037577 

I discovered it was added into the code composer v4.2.3:

http://archive.is/RFWLp under bug fixes:

But the reference to "ALL" is incorrect and it works only for the MSP430.

Could you help>

Best regards

Caio