有没有办法“扩展” #define 指令?

发布于 2024-09-06 09:09:43 字数 404 浏览 3 评论 0原文

我的项目中有很多“愚蠢的”#define,我想删除它们。不幸的是,我无法进行简单的搜索和替换,因为 #define 已参数化。例如:

#define FHEADGRP( x ) bool _process_grp##x( grp_id_t , unsigned char )

这用于生成几个函数的标头。我想以某种方式做与预处理器相同的事情 - 用它的结果替换宏的每个调用(插入正确的参数。我希望你明白我想要做什么。

我发现使用 Visual Studio,可以得到不幸的是,这对我没有帮助,因为该文件被数千个其他行“污染”,并且所有 #defines 都已扩展。一些宏,最好在我的 IDE(即 Visual Studio)中执行,有什么办法可以实现这一点吗?

I have a lot of "stupid" #define in a project and I want to remove them. Unfortunately, I can't do a simple search and replace, since the #define is parameterized. For example:

#define FHEADGRP( x ) bool _process_grp##x( grp_id_t , unsigned char )

This is used to generate headers of a couple of functions. I would like to somehow do the same thing as the preprocessor does - replace each call of the macro by its result (with correct parameters inserted. I hope you understand what I want to do.

I found out that with Visual Studio, one can get the preprocessed intermediate files with the /P option. Unfortunately, this does not help me, since the file is "polluted" with thousands of other lines and with all #defines expanded. I do not want to do this, I just want to expand some of the macros and preferably do it in my IDE (which is Visual Studio). Is there any way how to achieve this?

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我要还你自由 2024-09-13 09:09:44

呃,我建议你使用 sed, http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/ ,或其他正则表达式工具。

Uh I would advise you to use sed, http://www.gnu.org/software/sed/, or another regex tool.

亣腦蒛氧 2024-09-13 09:09:43

通常,您可以使用 gcc -E 获取预处理器的输出(当然假设您使用的是 gcc,尽管其他编译器往往具有相同的功能)。

当然,处理该文件以自动将 #define 扩展为其他文本并不是一项简单的任务。我可能会编写一个 shell 脚本(或 Perl,因为我认为它在处理文本方面要好得多)来自动执行任务。


在 Visual Studio 中,您可以使用 /P 执行相同的操作。可以根据此页面< /a>.

You can normally get the output of the preprocessor with gcc -E (assuming you're using gcc of course, though other compiler tend to have the same feature).

Of course, processing that file to automatically expand the #define's into other text is not a trivial task. I'd probably write a shell script (or Perl since it's a lot better at massaging text in my opinion) to automate the task.


In Visual Studio, you can use /P to perform the same operation. This can be set in the IDE according to this page.

我的鱼塘能养鲲 2024-09-13 09:09:43

是的,有 - 因为您使用的是 Visual Studio。

Visual Studio IDE 具有强大的搜索和搜索功能。更换机制。您似乎认为它只能处理文字字符串。它可以做得更多。按 Ctrl-Shift-H 进行全局搜索和替换。在“查找选项”中,选择“使用:通配符”。

现在将 FHEADGRP(*) 替换为 bool _process_grp\1( grp_id_t , unsigned char )

通配符为 *\1< /code> 是反向引用。

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宏适用于标记化源,但搜索和替换适用于字符。这可能会导致一个小问题。考虑 FHEADGRP(Foo)FHEADGRP( Foo ) 的情况。对于 C 宏,它们是等效的,但在第二种情况下,反向引用将扩展为 Foo - 带空格。

解决方法是使用正则表达式,特别是将 FHEADGRP\(:b*(.*):b*\) 替换为 bool _process_grp\0( grp_id_t , unsigned char ) 。我发现VS2005的实现有点bug;例如,简单的 ? 表达式无法匹配单个空格。但上面的例子应该可以工作。

Yes, there is - since you're using Visual Studio.

The Visual Studio IDE has a powerful search & replace mechanism. You seem to assume it can only handle literal strings. It can do more. Hit Ctrl-Shift-H for a global search and replace. In the "Find options", select "Use: Wildcards".

Now replace FHEADGRP(*) by bool _process_grp\1( grp_id_t , unsigned char )

The wildcard is *, and \1 is the backreference.

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Macros work on the tokenized source, but Search&Replace works on characters. This can cause a slight problem. Consider the cases FHEADGRP(Foo) and FHEADGRP( Foo ). For a C macro, they're equivalent, but in the second case the backreference will expand to Foo - with spaces.

The workaround is to use regexes, in particular replace FHEADGRP\(:b*(.*):b*\) with bool _process_grp\0( grp_id_t , unsigned char ). I find that the VS2005 implementation is a bit buggy; for instance the simple ? expression fails to match a single space. But the example above should work.

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