On 2018-07-18, at 16:24:33, Charles Mills wrote: > CDSECT cares only about assembled code and labels. I believe conditional > assembly instructions are ignored (but not their effect, of course -- it's > usual input is an assembled macro such as DCBD). CDSECT does not to my > knowledge generate #ifdefs. I think #pragma packed(xxxx) is its only C macro > output. > Given the intense use that both C and Assembler make of conditional compilation to support multiple target environments, this is an onerous limitation. I'm imagining assembling a DSECT for each target; running CDSECT for each, then concatenating the outputs separated by #ifdef ... #endif.
Hmmm... Doesn't diff(1) have the ability to generate such #ifdefs? -- gil
