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Date Description Status
06/04/2000 iPP did not properly handle macro definitions defined using define().

Macro definitions defined using define() resulted in Unexpected end of line encountered while searching for identifier being thrown.

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.4.0 08/13/2000.

Fixed
01/03/2000 iPP Version 1.1.1 01/11/1999 improperly removed comments from included files.

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.2.0 01/03/2000.

Fixed
01/03/2000 iPP Version 1.1.1 01/11/1999 does not remove comments when preserve blanks is selected.

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.2.0 01/03/2000.

Fixed
01/03/2000 iPP Version 1.1.1 01/11/1999 improperly removed lines in multiline comments when comments lines ends with \.

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.2.0 01/03/2000.

Fixed
11/18/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 09/06/1998 does not properly handle includes within if/ifdef/ifndef directive.

The following will result in unexpected end of file while in if/ifdef/ifndef.

    ifninc.tf file
    #ifndef OS
    #include "defs.incs"
    #endif

    defs.incs file
    #define OS 5.2

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 01/24/1999.

Fixed
10/16/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 09/06/1998 does not properly evaluate statements containing ## operator.

The following will not be properly evaluated.

    #define PRE_MACRO(i) (i = i + 1)
    #define PASTE(name, i) (PRE_##name(i))

    PASTE(MACRO,n);

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 01/24/1999.

Fixed
09/03/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 08/22/1998 does not properly evaluate statements containing text matching defined macros.

The following will generate an invalid value.

    #define inc(a,b) a + b
    if a and b then print "both"

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 09/06/1998.

Fixed
09/03/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 08/22/1998 does not properly evaluate macros whose parameters are not found in the macro's definition.

The following will generate an invalid value.

    #define f(x) y
    f(1)

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 09/06/1998.

Fixed
08/26/1998 Operations on doubles result in invalid integer values in iPP Version 1.0.0 08/22/1998.

The following will generate an invalid value.

    #if 1 == 1 + .1
    #message error
    #else
    #message ok
    #endif

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 09/06/1998.

Fixed
08/21/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 08/17/1998 generates invalid results when evaluating embedded macros.

The following will generate an invalid value.

    #define m1(a) a
    #define m2(b) b

    m1(m2(x))

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 08/22/1998.

Fixed
08/14/1998 iPP Version 1.0.0 07/19/1998 generates an error when an output file is specified from the command line.

The following will result in iPP incorrectly generating an array out of bounds error.

    ipp index.tf index.html

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 08/17/1998.

Fixed
07/13/1998 != operator is not being properly evaluated in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/05/1998.

The following will result in iPP incorrectly reporting an error.

    #if 1 != 1
    #error 1 != 1
    #endif

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/19/1998.

Fixed
07/13/1998 Hexadecimal constants are not being properly evaluated in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/05/1998.

The following will result in iPP incorrectly reporting an error.

    #if 1 == 0x01
    #message ok
    #endif

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/19/1998.

Fixed
07/13/1998 Identifiers are not being properly evaluated in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/05/1998.

The following will result in iPP incorrectly reporting an error.

    pp -d a=1

    #if a == 1
    #message ok
    #endif

The problem has been resolved in iPP Version 1.0.0 07/19/1998.

Fixed
06/21/1998 Recursive definitions are not presently being caught.

The following will result in iPP aborting.

    #define a b
    #define b a

    println(a)
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