Eclipse/CDT editor not picking up project-defined symbols in coloring ifdef'ed out sections
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The problem I'm seeing is that under preferences, C/C++ Defined symbols for different Configurations/targets aren't showing up in the code coloring.
When I change the active build configuration in the project menu, I would expect the editor & code coloring to pick up the symbols from the project settings, but it only seems to be picking up the symbols for one of the targets.
Is there any way to have the code coloring for ifdef'ed code follow the active build configuration?
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