nanopb has a habit of generating macros which end with an escaped empty line (for example for messages which are empty). They look like this:
#define some_msg_t_FIELDLIST(X, a) \
#define some_msg_t_CALLBACK NULL
This caused CMock to strip all of the newlines after the backslash instead of only one, which the backslash was escaping. This in turn caused both the macros to be in one line, causing a compile error in the generated mock.
atypic
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1 year ago
nanopb has a habit of generating macros which end with an escaped empty line (for example for messages which are empty). They look like this:
This caused CMock to strip all of the newlines after the backslash instead of only one, which the backslash was escaping. This in turn caused both the macros to be in one line, causing a compile error in the generated mock.