`sst++` in a standalone build of `v13.1.0_Final` of does not pass flags such as `-DFOO` through. to reproduce: test.cc ```C++ #if defined(FOO) foo // this should error out #else int foo(int f) { return f + 1; }; #endif ``` This code should *not* compile if -DFOO is passed to the compiler. for example using g++ ```bash g++ test.cc -c -DFOO test.cc:2:1: error: 'foo' does not name a type 2 | foo // this should error out | ^~~ ``` This is the expected and correct result. However, with `sst++` the define is not propagated ``` sst++ test.cc -c -DFOO ``` a .o file is produced, but this command should fail to compile.
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shady831213 commentedon Sep 25, 2024
https://github.com/sstsimulator/sst-macro/blob/master/bin/sstcompile.py#L246
Missing args.D collection
The following line shoud be added: