Empty #defines are not ignored when checking syntax.

[agatti]

As per subject, here's an example that triggers a syntax error:

#define DUMMY
attribute DUMMY vec4 vector;

yields a "Missing ';' after declaration" at the beginning of vec4 error.

[AbigailBuccaneer]

This was fixed by ca5372f, which will be in the next release. It currently just accepts all preprocessor tokens until the end of the line (which does mean it accepts some invalid inputs, but it's a start).

[AbigailBuccaneer]

Wait, my mistake, I've potentially misunderstood this.

Is the bug that in the current release it doesn't correctly parse the #define directive (and so eats a token from the next line) or that it doesn't support preprocessor token replacement? If it's the latter, that's going to be part of a larger task which I mentioned in #32.

[agatti]

I assume it's the latter, so I guess it's part of #32 then. If so, then feel free to close this bug. All my shaders have a

#ifdef GL_ES
#define LOW lowp
#define MED mediump
#define HIGH highp
precision mediump float;
#else
#define LOW
#define MED
#define HIGH
#endif

prefix block, so I'll find out soon enough when this will be fixed :)

[Darkyenus]

I think the reported issue was actually same as #46, not #32.