Fixed mis-parse of #defines with spaces in value#54
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The cdt-testing bundle is no longer supported, as we replaced the cdt-testing with iltis-testing-highlevel. |
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Thanks for the dependency fix; I was able to run the test suite and it now passes. |
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My toolchain (GCC ARM Embedded) has some macros that look like:
#define __INTMAX_C(c) c ## LLThese were being mis-parsed as e.g.
__INTMAX_C(c) c ##=LLrather than__INTMAX_C_(c)=c ## LL, causing some weirdness when Eclipse tried to understand uses of std::array.Unfortunately I can't run the test suite - the repository at http://cevelop.com/cdt-testing/9.4.0 has gone away, and I couldn't find a new URL for it.