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Is is posible to hide undefined sections? in case of several possible controllers i use something like that:
#define CONTR2 #ifdef CONTR1 ... #else #ifndef CONTR3 ... #endif ...
#endif #if (defined(CONTR2) || defined(CONTR1)) ... #endif
How can I hide all undefined sections in µV4 editor?
How about just writing:
#if defined(CONTROLLER_1) #include "defines_controller_1.h" #elif defined(CONTROLLER_2) #include "defines_controller_2.h" #else #error "No controller defined, or controller unsupported" #endif
I normally also have a:
#if defined(HW_XX_R0) #define HAVE_INVERTED_IGNOTE 1 #define NUM_RELAYS 4 #define CONTROLLER_1 ...
The project consits out of over 150 c und h files. The controllers have different behavior, different outputs, inputs external hardware and so on. In case of some drivers i would have nearly the same code for each controller but only with some differecses. So i use the #ifdef swiches.
I found such features in emacs: www.emacs.uniyar.ac.ru/.../emacs159.htm ftp.gnu.org/.../
runemacs.exe => open c file [Alt]x cpp-highlight-buffer
but its very complicatet and it seems to be made for mac or linux freaks
I still hope to make all undefined unvisible or grayed in µV4
Yes, but it may be simpler if you move out the differences into individual header files and just have #ifdef to select which file to load. One line instead of 100 lines with controller or hw differences.
But you may also use a different editor and use uvision just for compilation. Or use command-line compilation integrated into another ide.