Closed manthanand closed 1 year ago
If you run make, you will get this disgusting output with all the #pragmas being printed out as notes. Also some of the #defiens arent reduced to their numerical value (which is why its useful). We should make this work better.
Make will only print the macro for any defines, but any and all remaining errors are fully explained as usual. Pushing changes
(Separate defines are split with a /)
If you run make, you will get this disgusting output with all the #pragmas being printed out as notes. Also some of the #defiens arent reduced to their numerical value (which is why its useful). We should make this work better.