Debugging in defined macros
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Hi, I'm developing in MS Visual Studio 6. There are several #defines for pointer access, which are nested. Example:
#define TVDVT(ii) tvd_ptr->tvdvt[ii] #define BSSTAMM(ii) (*(TVDVT(ii).stamm_ptr->bs_ptr))When debugging code likeibs = bsindex (&BSSTAMM (ivt),bvd_ptr,tvd_ptr->tech_ptr);it would be nice to get a quickwatch of BSSTAMM(ivt) w/o manually solve out all the #defines. Is there any possibility to solve the problem (settings, tools, addins, ...)? Thanks for help. -
Hi, I'm developing in MS Visual Studio 6. There are several #defines for pointer access, which are nested. Example:
#define TVDVT(ii) tvd_ptr->tvdvt[ii] #define BSSTAMM(ii) (*(TVDVT(ii).stamm_ptr->bs_ptr))When debugging code likeibs = bsindex (&BSSTAMM (ivt),bvd_ptr,tvd_ptr->tech_ptr);it would be nice to get a quickwatch of BSSTAMM(ivt) w/o manually solve out all the #defines. Is there any possibility to solve the problem (settings, tools, addins, ...)? Thanks for help.What about refactoring? I.e. do you really need such macros?
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