ExpandCMacro
Sublime Text 3 plugin that expands C/C++ macros.
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ExpandCMacro
Sublime Text 3 plugin that expands C/C++ macros. Currently only works on Linux/OS X
Example
#include <stdio.h>
#define PRINT_2(MSG, ARGS...) printf(MSG, ##ARGS);
#define PRINT(MSG,ARGS...) PRINT_2(MSG,##ARGS)
#define MACRO(X) \
{ \
if (1) \
PRINT("this is a test %d\n", X) \
else \
PRINT("---- %s -----\n", "this is another test") \
}
int main()
{
MACRO(25)
return 0;
}
Executing the command on the line MACRO(25)
will result in following output
{ if (1) printf("this is a test %d\n", 25); else printf("---- %s -----\n", "this is another test"); }`
Installation
- Install “clang” or “gcc”.
- Clone this repository and put it in your Sublime's packages directory (only if installing manually from GitHub).
- Edit the settings to your needs.
- Default key bindings are: “ctrl-alt-z” to put result output panel.
- To modify those bindings, simply edit “Default (OSX).sublime-keymap” or its linux counterpart.
Settings
- include_dirs: List of directories where relevant header files are located
- compiler: Use gcc or clang to get result
- other_flags: You can define compile time macros here with “-D DEFINE_SOMETHING”