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The annotated LST file does not correspond to what the compi

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vsmguy

Joined: 13 Jan 2007
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The annotated LST file does not correspond to what the compi

Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 3:28 am

I am not sure if this a bug, but definitely a feature missing from CCS C.

The annotated LST file does not correspond to what the compiler sees, but rather what the user sees.

For example, if I do :

Code:

#define example void main() {

example

someVar = 1;
...

The annotated LST will contain EXACTLY this, instead of the expected :

Code:

void main() {
someVar = 1;
...

The compiler sees the code *after* the preprocessor has done with it. This is exactly what should be reported to the user through the LST too.

I am sure I was not able to highlight the importance of this, but for more complicated projects, this will pose a problem for a programmer doing static verification.

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