makedep: Include support for CPP condition blocks #533
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This patch adds support to makedep for handling most #ifdef-like condition blocks. The following preprocessing commands are handled: * #define / #undef * #ifdef / #else / #endif A new flag is added to provide defined macros (-D), and is chosen to match the `cpp` flag, so that flags can be shared across programs. Macros are tracked in a new internal variable and are used for #ifdef testing. Nested condition blocks are supported by using an internal stack of the exclusion state. Certain cases are still not handled. * #if blocks containing logical expressions are not parsed. * CPP content inside of #include is ignored. No doubt many other cases are still unconsidered, such as exotic macro names. The autoconf builds use this feature by passing the generated $(DEFS) argument to makedep. This is suitable for now, but we may need to consider two cases in the future: * Macros defined in $CPPFLAGS are currently ignored, and perhaps they should be included here. The risk is that it may contain non-macro flags. * At some point, DEFS could be moved to a config.h file, and DEFS would no longer contain these macros. (Note that this is very unlikely at the moment, since this feature only works with C.)
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This patch adds support to makedep for handling most #ifdef-like condition blocks. The following preprocessing commands are handled:
A new flag is added to provide defined macros (-D), and is chosen to match the
cppflag, so that flags can be shared across programs.Macros are tracked in a new internal variable and are used for #ifdef testing. Nested condition blocks are supported by using an internal stack of the exclusion state.
Certain cases are still not handled.
No doubt many other cases are still unconsidered, such as exotic macro names.
The autoconf builds use this feature by passing the generated $(DEFS) argument to makedep. This is suitable for now, but we may need to consider two cases in the future:
Macros defined in $CPPFLAGS are currently ignored, and perhaps they should be included here. The risk is that it may contain non-macro flags.
At some point, DEFS could be moved to a config.h file, and DEFS would no longer contain these macros. (Note that this is very unlikely at the moment, since this feature only works with C.)