On Wed, 2014-04-23 at 14:07 +0200, Julia Lawall wrote:
> I think that the problem is that the SmPL parser doesn't really understand
> about the ifdef. So it sees one expression right after another one, which
> it is not happy about. It would be fine if there were semicolons after
> the function call. If you can move up to the statement level in each
> possible case, that might be a solution, but it might be too awkward in
> practice. If the macro solution is feasible, that could be better. Fewer
> changes to the source code as well.
Yeah I was confused about all this as well - turns out that he's not
trying to do function calls but rather function declarations:
#if ...
static int foo(void *a, int b, char c)
#else
static int foo(void *a, char c)
#endif
{
...
}
or such.
I'm not sure how that would compile (it would require "b" being unused),
but still.
johannes
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