What's new in unifdef 2.10
Jan 8, 2014
- This version fixes a bug in the -f option's support for #undef directives and improves portability to Windows.
New in unifdef 2.9 (Jun 8, 2013)
- The unifdef utility now supports simple cases in which macros expand to macros rather than directly to numbers, so it can use unaltered #defines from system headers more effectively.
- This release includes portability fixes for Windows.
New in unifdef 2.8 (May 8, 2013)
- The unifdef utility can now read #define and #undef preprocessor directives from auxiliary header-like files given with the -f command line option.
- You can use -f instead of or in addition to the -D and -U options.
New in unifdef 2.7 (Mar 29, 2013)
- This version can process multiple files with one invocation, and will include filenames on #line directives when appropriate.
- There is experimental support for Windows, including build instructions for MinGW and Microsoft Visual C.
- Feedback from Windows developers is welcome.