Green Hills ARM Compiler has no #print directive?

Green Hills users,

    We have recently been converting from ARC processor to ARM
processor.  The ARC compiler allows inclusion of #print directives to
output messages during compiling. e.g.

#if defined(RED)
#print red is defined
#elif  defined(BLUE)
#print blue is defined
#else
#print neither red nor blue.
#endif

The old compiler printed messages when #print is encountered.

My associate says the compiler doesn't like the #print directive.

Is there a Green Hills equivalent preprocessor command?

He couldn't find it.

Rufus

Rufus V. Smith <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:
> 
> #if defined(RED)
> #print red is defined
> #elif  defined(BLUE)
> #print blue is defined
> #else
> #print neither red nor blue.
> #endif
> 
> The old compiler printed messages when #print is encountered.
> 
> My associate says the compiler doesn't like the #print directive.
> 
> Is there a Green Hills equivalent preprocessor command?
> 

#print is nonstandard. 

You could try #warning, but that might have other undesired side
effects.

pete
-- 
pete@fenelon.com "how many clever men have called the sun a fool?"

In article <4665a6e7$0$9320$88260bb3@news.teranews.com>, Rufus V. Smith 
<nospam@nospam.com> writes
>Green Hills users,
>
>    We have recently been converting from ARC processor to ARM
>processor.  The ARC compiler allows inclusion of #print directives to
>output messages during compiling. e.g.
>
>#if defined(RED)
>#print red is defined
>#elif  defined(BLUE)
>#print blue is defined
>#else
>#print neither red nor blue.
>#endif
>
>The old compiler printed messages when #print is encountered.
>My associate says the compiler doesn't like the #print directive.
>Is there a Green Hills equivalent preprocessor command?
>He couldn't find it.
>Rufus

Why not ask Green Hills Tech support?

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