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Article #189723folding C sources in respect to #ifdef's
From: Michael Schmidt
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 1990 08:54
Date: Thu, 06 Dec 1990 08:54
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I vaguely remember, that some time ago, a discussion took place,
whether it is possible to fold a C source, so that only the relevant
lines are visible and the parts in #ifdef's, that are not defined are
hidden. Example:
#ifdef USG
uname(...);
#else
hostname(...);
#endif
should show only
uname(...);
resp.
hostname(...);
depending, whether I tell the function USG is defined or not.
Has there been any conclusion? Or even an emacs lisp function for
that?
Michael Schmidt
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