Author Topic: push-tag-filter-overloads is filtering something it shouldn't  (Read 964 times)

rowbearto

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Look on support for tagissue.tgz

2 issues:

1) push-tag-filter-overloads is filtering something it shouldn't
2) push-tag and push-tag-filter-overloads is picking up a #define that shouldn't be there because it is in an #ifdef where something isn't defined

EDIT: I found if I add to my unxcpp.h file:

#undef portUSING_MPU_WRAPPERS

That both issues #1 and #2 are solved.

I don't understand why adding that #undef is necessary to solve #1.

For #2, I suppose if I don't put a #define into unxcpp.h then you don't know if it is defined or undefined so you consider everything inside of #if statements as tagable. So this seems a reasonable explanation for #2.

But I don't understand why I needed to #undef to solve #1.
« Last Edit: June 10, 2021, 08:46:53 PM by rowbearto »

Dennis

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Re: push-tag-filter-overloads is filtering something it shouldn't
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2021, 02:45:21 PM »
Your analysis of #2 is correct.  I'll get your sample and look into what is happening with case #1.