You mean as a member of IASTPreprocessorFunctionStyleMacroDefinition. Note that I cut and paste it because it’s
too long! ;)
 
My point is that it’s not a
signature. Signatures give the types of the parameters of functions to resolve
overloading. This is just the text of the source at the file location. How
about getText()? Much less typing J.
 
Just my belated two cents, again…
 
Cheers,
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I was going to call it getPrePreProcessedSignature()
but i know that you hate typing. 
--
JohnC
 
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Did I ever tell you I hated that name,
getRawSignature, oh yeah, I did J. 
  
Doug Schaefer, QNX Software Systems 
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You can try IASTNode.getRawSignature() 
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Hi, 
 
I am using CDT to implement a static analysis tool. I have a question about the
class IASTLiteralExpression. For example, if I have a MPI function call
MPI_Barrier(MPI_COMM_WORLD), the parameter MPI_COMM_WORLD is a pre-defined
constant, and finally it is a IASTLiteralExpression. However, the
"value" of this parameter is an address 0x(something), not the string
MPI_COMM_WORLD as I expected. Does anybody know how to get the original string?
 
Thank you very much. 
 
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