Can't parse the function symbol name correctly

[achen]

I am using SE v13.0.1.0 to work with Microchip's 32-bit processor. The GCC based compiler tool suite provides some #define's to simplify the definition of an interrupt service routine, for example,

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#define __ISR(v, ipl) __attribute__((vector(v), interrupt(ipl), nomips16))

/* the real function name is CoreTimerIntHandler, __ISR() is just an easy way to specify gcc __attribute__ */
void __ISR(_CORE_TIMER_VECTOR, ipl3) CoreTimerIntHandler(void)
{
   ...
}
This seems to screw up the SE's ability to parse the function name because it thinks the function name is __ISR() and ignore the rest, as shown in the Defs window. Is there anything that can be done in SE to ignore a symbol such as __ISR() in this case?

[Graeme]

Add __ISR(a,b) to the C++ preprocessor #define list. Tools -> options -> languages -> C/C++ -> preprocessing  - then click the help button for more information.

Graeme

[achen]

Excellent! It works great. Thanks.

Alan