The list for functions in a code file within the project window is very good. But I have a small problem with a #define:
I used to declare my functions as following:
void LIBFUNC(Function_Name, (int arg1, int arg2));
Where LIBFUNC is defined:
#define LIBFUNC(name, args) MyLib_##name args
In the project window all my functions are now named "LIBFUNC", perhaps this could me changed...?
Kindly regards,
Andreas Martin
PS: Good work Pelle!
Probably not. At least not now. The browse information builder (which also builds the list of functions) does not read any #include files for a C source file, nor does it do any preprocessing (like the compiler). This would take to long, on some computers.
Pelle
Hi Pelle,
in lcc-win32 the functions are omitted i.e. as LIBFUNC(MyFunction).
Perhaps you find it useful...
Cheers,
Andreas
Hello Andreas,
I see what I can do. I'm just saying that the browse information builder (POBR) isn't the smartest kid in town, but this is mostly for performance reasons.
Pelle