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Eclipse sees source code error [message #1058069]

Fri, 10 May 2013 14:59

Eclipse User

I recently started on a project with a huge amount of existing code. They use #defines to flag whether certain areas are to be put into SRAM or DRAM.

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ex:

#define SECTION_SRAM

(...)

void MyFunction(int x) SECTION_SRAM;

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Eclipse flags this as a syntax error, saying that I'm missing a ; after the function declaration - it doesn't recognize that SECTION_SRAM is defined as nothing, and so shouldn't affect the line.

The ARM compiler does recognize this and knows how to handle it. I can't change this method - is there a way to get Eclipse to work with this?

Re: Eclipse sees source code error [message #1058099 is a reply to message #1058069]

Sat, 11 May 2013 03:57

Eclipse User

Jim Bentley wrote on Fri, 10 May 2013 14:59

Eclipse flags this as a syntax error, saying that I'm missing a ; after the function declaration - it doesn't recognize that SECTION_SRAM is defined as nothing, and so shouldn't affect the line.

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