issue with simple #define

[jw3126]

typedef int INT;
#define FIVE      ((INT) 4+1)

produces the following nonsense definition:

const INT = Cint

const FIVE = (INT(4))(1)

[JamesWrigley]

I don't know the proper fix for this off the top of my head, but FWIW if you don't need macros to be wrapped you could set macro_mode = "disable" in the generator config:

Clang.jl/gen/generator.toml

Line 196 in d965e86

macro_mode = "basic"

Alternatively I think you could add FIVE to the output_ignorelist to stop it from being printed:

Clang.jl/gen/generator.toml

Line 49 in d965e86

output_ignorelist = [

[jw3126]

Thanks! This is just an MWE in my real use case I have tons of macros that follow this pattern: Add an offset and cast it.