Hi, to avoid redundancy and inconsistency i'm using some files for PC programs and MSP programs and the differences are encapsulated with
#if (0 == __STDC_HOSTED__) ... #endif or #if (1 == __STDC_HOSTED__) ... #endif because in ANSI-C __STDC_HOSTED__ is ((int)1) if the implementation is a hosted implementation and ((int)0) if it is not. This works for *.c files but not for include files: msp430-gcc -mmcu=msp430x168 -O2 -Wall -g -I. -I./inc1 -c -o flag.o flag.c In file included from flag.c:4: inc1/portablec.h:24:82: ieee754.h: File or directory not found make: *** [flag.o] Error 1 As a workaround i'm using -D__STDC_HOSTED__=0 as one of the CFLAGS options and this works but gives dozens of warning lines in a medium size project: <command line>:1:1: warning: "__STDC_HOSTED__" redefined <command line>:1:1: warning: this is the location of the previous definition Is there a trick to get __STDC_HOSTED__ compatible to ANSI-C or do i have to wait till this this bug gets fixed? Regards, Rolf
