CCS 5.2 syntax highliting & macro expansion

Victor Kazmirenko

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: MSP430F2618, MSP430F1611

I have a project part of which intended to compile on multiple platforms. I have custom platform.h file, where I define my own platform macro names, something like

#if defined(WIN32) || defined(_WINDOWS)
    #define _WIN32_            1
    #define _TMS320C62_        0
    #define _TMS320C6X_        0
    #define _TMS320C64X_     0
#elif defined(_TMS320C6X)
    #define _WIN32_            0
    #define _TMS320C6X_        1
    #if defined(_TMS320C6200)
        #define _TMS320C62_    1
    #endif
    #if defined(_TMS320C6400)
        #define _TMS320C64X_   1
    #endif
#else
    #define _WIN32_            0
    #define _TMS320C62_        0
    #define _TMS320C6X_        0
    #define _TMS320C64X_     0
#endif

If I edit this code in CCS 5.2 editor, code covered by _TMS320C64X_ is highlighted as inactive. Moreover, is I hover mouse pointer over that macro name, it is shown to have 0 value. If I go to its definition, I fall to the last "else" section of above code. As code compiles correctly, I think there is no problem with CGT itself, its rather editor presentation problem. Any ideas how to fix it?

Thanks.

over 13 years ago

0 Patrick Chuong over 13 years ago

TI__Genius 16580 points

The tooltip shows the text of the current line, it doesn't mean the marco _TMS320C64X_ has any value. Try hover between the first _TMS320C64X_ and the second _TMS320C64X_, the tooltip shows different text.

Regards,
Patrick

0 Victor Kazmirenko over 13 years ago in reply to Patrick Chuong

Guru 13202 points

Thanks for suggestion, but it does not work for me. Wherever I hover _TMS320C64X_ macro, tooltip shows 0. And as I mentioned, colouring of the code shows, that code covered by this macro is inactive. So what I am saying is that _TMS320C6X is defined by default in TI compilers, but syntax highlighter of CCS 5.2 does not recognize it to be defined. Since code compiles correct, I suspect the problem is with highlighter itself. Perhaps, it uses some general purpose parser, not TI's compiler.

0 Patrick Chuong over 13 years ago in reply to Victor Kazmirenko

TI__Genius 16580 points

Now that I kown _TMS320C6X is an internal macro defined by the compiler and looking at the CCS code, this macro is missing. I have filed a CQ for this defect.

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Regards,
Patrick

0 Andreas Zoellner over 13 years ago in reply to Patrick Chuong

Prodigy 90 points

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