
19 May
2008
19 May
'08
10:53 p.m.
In message 20080519204436.GA3521@mail.gnudd.com you wrote:
+#if CFG_HZ > 100000
Shouldn't this be
if (CFG_HZ > 100000)
instead?
It's a constant expression, and the compiler optimizes the conditional out. Using if() instead of #if ensures that all the code is always parsed, so the compiler can review it all and signal any problem. Not to mention aesthetics.
If possible, we *want* the preprocessor to remove any code that does not apply for a specific configuration. Generating code just bloats the memory footprint.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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