Conditional Symbols Report
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This report has different sections presenting information about conditional symbols.
Sections:
COND1-Conditional symbols that were defined ($DEFINE) in code COND2-Conditional symbols that were undefined ($UNDEF) in code COND3-Conditional symbols/expressions that were evaluated as true ($IF/$IFDEF/$ELSEIF) COND4-Conditional symbols/expressions that were evaluated as false ($IF/$IFDEF/$ELSEIF) COND5-Unnecessary $DEFINE/$UNDEF
COND6-Unnecessary $IFDEF/$IFNDEF COND7-$DEFINE/IFDEF used but no matching $IFDEF/$IFNDEF in code
COND1-Conditional symbols that were defined ($DEFINE) in code This is a list of all conditional symbols that were defined in the parsed code. Use this list for a sanity-check that your code defines the correct symbols. This section also reports symbols that are defined in code that is excluded for reporting.
COND2-Conditional symbols that were undefined ($UNDEF) in code This is a list of all conditional symbols that were undefined in the parsed code. Use this list for a sanity-check that your code defines the correct symbols. This section also reports symbols that are defined in code that is excluded for reporting.
COND3-Conditional symbols/expressions that were evaluated as true ($IF/$IFDEF/$ELSEIF) This is a list of all conditional symbols or expressions that at some point in the code were evaluated as true.
COND4-Conditional symbols/expressions that were evaluated as false ($IF/$IFDEF/$ELSEIF) This is a list of all conditional symbols or expressions that at some point in the code were evaluated as false.
COND5-Unnecessary $DEFINE/$UNDEF This section lists locations in the source code where a $DEFINE or $UNDEF directive is repeated unnecessarily. The directive can normally be removed from the location where it is repeated, giving code that is easier to comprehend and maintain.
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COND6-Unnecessary $IFDEF/$IFNDEF This section lists locations in the source code where a $IFDEF or $IFNDEF directive is repeated unnecessarily. The directive can normally be removed from the location where it is repeated, giving code that is easier to comprehend and maintain.
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COND7-$DEFINE/IFDEF used but no matching $IFDEF/$IFNDEF in code This section lists conditional symbols that were defined ($DEFINE/IFDEF) either in code, or by options, but are not referenced ($IFDEF/$IFNDEF) in the code. Those conditional symbols are probably unnecessary and can be removed.
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