Steffen Netz schrieb:
#define ISR(a,b) #pragma vector = a ## _VECTOR \
__interrupt void b(void)
..
> Error[Pe052]: expected a macro parameter name
P:\vhdl\EKG\pgm\msp\isr_compat.h 68
>
> This is the same problem, I ran some times ago. The Preprocessor
> thinks about a parameter with any #foo (as #pragma in this case).
> Is there a switch in IAR to compile this things?
a # within a macro is used for stringification of a parameter, ## to
join parameters with other text.
some compilers support a "pragma()" (or "__pragma()" etc) pseudo macro
that can be used for pragmas within macros. i think IAR has something
like that.
these problems are the reason for gcc to have __attribte__(()) and not
using #pragmas at all ;-)
chris
