ALL,
is there any way to get macro expansion using libclang? I mean, for example, in code like this:
#define FOO(x) foo(x, x)
FOO(123)
to get expansion of FOO(123) at line 2 as text “foo(123,123)”??
ALL,
is there any way to get macro expansion using libclang? I mean, for example, in code like this:
#define FOO(x) foo(x, x)
FOO(123)to get expansion of FOO(123) at line 2 as text "foo(123,123)"??
No, though this would be a great feature to add.
IMO, instead of just giving back a string with the final tokens, we should provide structured information for the macro expansion, so that a client can distinguish and pinpoint nested macros and how each one was expanded; it could be similar to how code-competion uses "chunks".
Since we preserve the macro history now, we could get the relevant info via an on-demand re-tokenization.
Could you open an enhancement request via bugzilla ?