Parser issue? - Cont.

[Leon Pollak]

On Thursday 06 November 2014 04:22:52 Aleix Pol wrote:
> Hi Leon,
> I've been trying to reproduce your bug and couldn't because your code
> relies on the fact that the source code needs to be in
> /Projects/something/BuildXXX.
Hi, Aleix.
I reworked the project and simplified it significantly.
The project root directory is now '~'.
The sources always resided in ./Test/src, while building is done in 
~/Test/BuildXXX.

Now, if you will go into main.cpp and hoover over the SYS_CPU macro 
definition, you will see that it is '8148'.
Now, please, open PROJECT->OPEN CONFIGURATION and choose CMAKE.
There you can choose the path of the build directory.
Note that whatever directory you choose (and you have 3 options in my 
example), the SYS_CPU remains the same 8148.
BUT:
When you choose the directory, the CMakeLists.txt in lines 4-8 chooses which 
BUILD_XXX definition will be defined with '-D' option.
Depending on this BUILD_XXX the corresponding system-xxx.h is included from 
system.h.
Each one of system-xxx.h files defines different SYS_CPU value.

As I said, the SYS_CPU value in the main.cpp always remains 8148 while 
hoovering, although the correct value is printed when executable is run.

Hope this helps.
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