in header files I have situations like this:
#if defined(MYMACRO)
some code
#endif
How can I tell instant reverse that MYMACRO is actually defined and, therefore, to take into account the enclosed code?
Hi Ramestica,
You can set “MYMACRO=” in Advanced Options… > Predefined.
Outstanding! That works. Many thanks, K.
Online (link below) I read that advanced options meant ‘More configurable options related to C++ instant reverse’. But when selected I got a lot of Doxygen setting options, and that made my interest wane.
Where can I read more about this option? Can I use semicolons for different macros? Apart from macros, in which other way could be used?
Many Thanks,
Rodrigo
You can add space between macros. The option is similar to -D of gcc.
