Hello All! I'm trying to use a PREDEFINED statement to create the equivalent of the following macro:
#define concat_something(a,b) a##b So, having this in a source file: #define concat_something(a,b) a##b int concat_something(foo, bar)=0; And EXPAND_AS_DEFINED = concat_something Does indeed generates a global variable: Variables int foobar =0 I can also see this if I run Doxygen's preprocessor. I need an equivalent PREDEFINED because I can't have this macro on macro as it'll break the compilation. So I tried this: PREDEFINED = concat_something(a,b)=a##b But I don't get the result I expected: Functions int concat_something (foo, bar)=0 I don't understand why the concat_something macro and the PREDEFINED statement don't do the same thing. Thanks!! ____________________________________________________________ Leonardo Pereira Santos | ON Semiconductor Design Engineer 200-611 Kumpf Dr | Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2N 1A8 519-884-9696 x2269 (O) | leonardo.pereirasan...@onsemi.com<mailto:leonardo.pereirasan...@onsemi.com>
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