If any meta-macro that does #eval-style evaluation is nested within any other such meta-macro, GPP prints a warning about attempting to redefine the #defined macro. Seems to be caused by the inner #eval attempting to define the #defined macro while the outer #eval has already done so.
Example Input (directly via terminal, in default mode):
$ gpp
#eval #eval x
Output:
stdin:2: warning: the defined(...) macro is already defined
x
This is in GPP 2.27. Same issue occurs if the input is from a file rather than from stdin.
If any meta-macro that does #eval-style evaluation is nested within any other such meta-macro, GPP prints a warning about attempting to redefine the #defined macro. Seems to be caused by the inner #eval attempting to define the #defined macro while the outer #eval has already done so.
Example Input (directly via terminal, in default mode):
Output:
This is in GPP 2.27. Same issue occurs if the input is from a file rather than from stdin.