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Limit depth of include resolving for self-inclusion [message #1220471]

Thu, 12 December 2013 02:18

HY Xin is currently offline

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Hi,

I'm using BOOST preprocessors to generate preset arrays. One problem I run into is when I self-include a file, eclipse would run into an infinite include resolving loop and eventually hang up due to running out of memory.

I want to set a depth limitation of resolving includes so it won't use up all memory.

Thanks,

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Re: Limit depth of include resolving for self-inclusion [message #1220623 is a reply to message #1220471]

Thu, 12 December 2013 18:23

Rox Ren is currently offline

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Why don't you using a include guard to prevent self-inclusion?

e.g.

#ifndef __MY_HEADER__
#define __MY_HEADER__

....

#endif

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Re: Limit depth of include resolving for self-inclusion [message #1294658 is a reply to message #1220623]

Sun, 13 April 2014 17:36

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The thing is, I really need to self include. That is how boost preprocessor works.

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