Hi,

because Win-XP did not flushed the buffer the last version was wrong; 
the actual version is:

// compiler autodetection
#   ifdef COMPILER_OK
#      undef COMPILER_OK
#   endif
#   ifdef __IAR_SYSTEMS_ICC__
/* This is an IAR Compiler. */
#      if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 43)
/* This is the IAR MSP430 compiler. */
#         define IAR
#         if (__VER__ < 200)
/* V1.xx of the compiler. */
#            define IARV1
#            define COMPILER_OK
#         else
#            if (__VER__ < 300)
/* V2.xx of the compiler. */
#               define IARV2
#            else
#               if (__VER__ < 400)
/* V3.xx of the compiler. */
#                  define IARV3
#               endif
#            endif
#         endif
#      endif
#      if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 45)
/* This is the IAR CR16C compiler. */
#         error "No MSP430 compiler."
#      else
#         if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 85)
/* This is the IAR V850 compiler. */
#            error "No MSP430 compiler."
#         else
/* Unknown IAR compiler. */
#         endif
#      endif
/* This is not an IAR compiler. */
#   else
#      if defined(MSP430) && defined(__MSP430__)
/* MSPGCC */
#         define MSPGCC
#         define COMPILER_OK
#
/* MCU check */
// #ifndef __MSP430_W427__
// #  error "Wrong MCU."
// #endif
#
#      else
/* No IAR compiler, no MSPGCC */
#         error "Unknown compiler/preprocessor."
#      endif
#   endif
/* End compiler autodetection */


Rolf

For AQ430, the mnemonic is:  __AQCOMPILER__  
It is defined automatically inside the compiler, so there is no need 
to include any special .h file:
#ifdef __AQCOMPILER__
....
#endif

Michel

--- In msp430@msp4..., "Rolf F." <rolf.freitag@d...> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> i'm using defines and ifs/elses for compiling with different 
compilers 
> and to automatize this i'm looking for
compiler (or preprocessor) 
> dependent defines .
> Does someone has  a list of macros/functions or something else 
which is 
> only availible with one compiler/preprocessor?
> 
> Rolf

Hi!

> the actual version is:
> #   else
> #      if defined(MSP430) && defined(__MSP430__)
> /* MSPGCC */
> #         define MSPGCC
> #         define COMPILER_OK

May I suggest that you add "defined(__GNUC__)" to this test as well?
(This symbol is defined by all gcc variants, as far as I know.)

Both the symbol MSP430 and __MSP430__ are generic and may very well be
defined by other (present or future) compilers, in which case you will
mistake them for GCC.

    -- Anders
-- 
Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own and
not necessarily those of my employer.

You are right, I found this faq right now: 
http://mspgcc.sourceforge.net/faq/x55.html

Thanks,

Patrik

--- In msp430@msp4..., Anders Lindgren <andersl@i...> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> > the actual version is:
> > #   else
> > #      if defined(MSP430) && defined(__MSP430__)
> > /* MSPGCC */
> > #         define MSPGCC
> > #         define COMPILER_OK
> 
> May I suggest that you add "defined(__GNUC__)" to this test as
well?
> (This symbol is defined by all gcc variants, as far as I know.)
> 
> Both the symbol MSP430 and __MSP430__ are generic and may very well 
be
> defined by other (present or future) compilers, in
which case you 
will
> mistake them for GCC.
> 
>     -- Anders
> -- 
> Disclaimer: Opinions expressed in this posting are strictly my own 
and
> not necessarily those of my employer.

Hi,

ok, now i'm using this version (for IAR 1x and mspgcc):

// compiler autodetection
#   ifdef COMPILER_OK
#      undef COMPILER_OK
#   endif
#   ifdef __IAR_SYSTEMS_ICC__
/* This is an IAR Compiler. */
#      if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 43)
/* This is the IAR MSP430 compiler. */
#         define IAR
#         if (__VER__ < 200)
/* V1.xx of the compiler. */
#            define IARV1
#            define COMPILER_OK
#         else
#            if (__VER__ < 300)
/* V2.xx of the compiler. */
#               define IARV2
#            else
#               if (__VER__ < 400)
/* V3.xx of the compiler. */
#                  define IARV3
#               endif
#            endif
#         endif
#      endif
#      if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 45)
/* This is the IAR CR16C compiler. */
#         error "No MSP430 compiler."
#      else
#         if (((__TID__ >> 8) & 0x7f) == 85)
/* This is the IAR V850 compiler. */
#            error "No MSP430 compiler."
#         else
/* Unknown IAR compiler. */
#         endif
#      endif
/* not IAR: */
#   else
#      if defined(MSP430) && defined(__MSP430__) &&
defined(__GNUC__)
/* MSPGCC */
#         define MSPGCC
#         define COMPILER_OK
#
/* MCU check */
// #ifndef __MSP430_W427__
// #  error "Wrong MCU."
// #endif
#
/* not IAR, not MSPGCC: */
#      else
#         ifdef __AQCOMPILER__
#
#         endif
#      endif /* NOT MSPGCC */
#   endif /* NOT IAR */
/* final compiler check */
#   ifndef COMPILER_OK
#      error "Unknown or not supported compiler/preprocessor."
#   endif
/* End compiler autodetection */


Rolf


Anders Lindgren schrieb:

>Hi!
>
>  
>
>>the actual version is:
>>#   else
>>#      if defined(MSP430) && defined(__MSP430__)
>>/* MSPGCC */
>>#         define MSPGCC
>>#         define COMPILER_OK
>>    
>>
>
>May I suggest that you add "defined(__GNUC__)" to this test as
well?
>(This symbol is defined by all gcc variants, as far as I know.)
>
>Both the symbol MSP430 and __MSP430__ are generic and may very well be
>defined by other (present or future) compilers, in which case you will
>mistake them for GCC.
>
>    -- Anders
>  
>

Re:

> i'm using defines and ifs/elses for compiling
with different
compilers 
> and to automatize this i'm looking for
compiler (or preprocessor) 
> dependent defines .
> Does someone has  a list of macros/functions or something else
which is 
> only availible with one compiler/preprocessor?

Just look in Salvo's salvo.h ....

Andrew Kalman   aek ... at ... pumpkininc ... dot ... com