When invoking clearmake, why symbol definition doesn't work on the command line?

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  1. jani

    jani

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    I type the following on command prompt:

    H:\clearmake -f makefile.mk "CCD_FLAGS += -dMACHINE1"

    It looks like the source file that has MACHINE1 compile time flag around it is not getting
    built. When I look at the map file, I only see .debug section for this file. And the size
    of this .debug section is too small, only 68 bytes. I should also see const, data, and text
    sections for this source file in the map file.

    Also, when the source file is getting compiled, I see definition of other -d symbols on the screen,
    but definition of MACHINE1 symbol doesn't appear on the screen.

    Please advise.

    Thank you!
     
    jani, Nov 22, 2011
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