On 21 feb 2006, at 18.05, Ben Pracht wrote:
I'm trying to pass in a macro define to the command line to define
the level of code being used. Something like
gcc -o objname.o source.c -DFIXLVL=\"FEB 17 2006\"
the code does something like:
static const char mszFixLvl[] = " " __FILE__ " at " FIXLVL " on "
__DATE__ " at " __TIME__ " ";
so the value of FIXLVL must have quotes at the time preprocessing
begins and cannot have been stripped off by ant, cpptasks, or any
other thing in between.
I'm using cpptasks 1.0b3, ant 1.6.5.
I've tried
<defineset><define name="FIXLVL" value=""FEB 17 2006""/></
defineset>
and
<compilerarg value="-D"/><compilerarg value="FIXLVL="FEB 17
2006""/>
I've even tried defining the fix level in a property, and then
using the property name in the defineset value, but it was too
smart for that.
How can I force this thing to listen to me?
Thanks,
Ben
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Try value="'FIXLVL="FEB 17 2006"'"
That is - put single quotes immediately inside the outer double
quotes, to prevent the inner quotes from being stripped off by the
shell.
"Home is not where you are born, but where your heart finds peace" -
Tommy Nordgren, "The dying old crone"
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