Re: Question regarding #define

[Norman Feske]

Hi Stefan,

On 12.02.2018 19:20, Stefan wrote:
> How can one set a special preprocessor #define for a .cc file without 
> touching the code? 
> 
> Is there a possibility to set the #define in the .mk-file?

you can use the -D command-line argument for the compiler, which you can
pass via the 'CC_OPT' variable, e.g.:

  CC_OPT += -DHAVE_NICE_FEATURE=1

This passes the argument for all compilation units of the target.mk
file. If you want to apply it to a single compilation unit only, you may
specify the file name (without extension) as follows:

  CC_OPT_single_file += -Dprivate=public

Here, the dangerous define is only used when compiling 'single_file.cc'.

To take a close look at the compiler arguments, you may add VERBOSE=
when invoking make.

Cheers
Norman

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Question regarding #define

[Stefan]

Hello all,

I’m trying to port a library to Genode and would like to set a specific 
preprocessor #define.

The source is situated in contrib/TheSource and there is a source directory 
under repos/libports/src/lib/TheSource but I do not see the connection between 
those.

How can one set a special preprocessor #define for a .cc file without touching 
the code? 

Is there a possibility to set the #define in the .mk-file?

Thanks in advance!

Stefan



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