c-preprocessoreclipse-cdtpreprocessor
How can I include an user preprocessor in Eclipse CDT?
I would like to include in my Eclipse CDT project the following prepocessor directive: -D__SHRT_BIT=16 which I have seen that is used in the compiler call, but it is missing in Eclipse,as shown below.
I have tried to use the option C/C++ General >> Preprocessor Include Path >>CDT User Settings Entries to set it (as shown below).
However, it seems not to be working. Does anyone know why this approach is not valid or what I am missing?
Thanks in advance!
Solution
I solved my issue, it was something simple, I was defining the value wrongly for the Macro. I was inserting an extra equal following those in the .h file, whereas I should I have set only one
For example
- Wrong => Name:
__SHORT_BIT, Value:=16=> Produces:__SHORT_BIT==16 - Right => Name:
__SHORT_BIT, Value:16=> Produces:__SHORT_BIT=16
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