#Ifdef & 2 Subs with same name

[ToniG]

I'm using #Define & #Ifdef, Ifndef to select 1 of 2 subroutines to select 2 different serial addressing modes.
The Sub's need to be the same name as they are commands in a library (include file).

It looks like 'Overloaded Subroutines' is preceding the #Ifdef, Ifndef.

I made some quick test code attached...
First 2 subs (Sub Test1) with issue, works perfect with Subs 3 & 4 Sub Test2 & Sub Test3

 #chip 12F683,8
#config Osc = Int
Dim X2 as String *10

#Define TestMode1

Main:
    Test1
    Test2  
    Test3

Goto Main


'Same name subs issue with Overloading
#Ifdef TestMode1
Sub Test1
     X2 = "First"

End Sub
#Endif

#Ifndef TestMode1
Sub Test1
     X2 = "Secnd"

End Sub
#Endif
'*********************************

'Different name subs ok
#Ifdef TestMode1
Sub Test2
     X2 = "TestMode1"

End Sub
#Endif

#Ifndef TestMode1
Sub Test3
     X2 = "TestMode2"

End Sub
#Endif

[ToniG]

Probably just the cold mornings & not enough antifreeze...
Putting the #Ifdef, #Ifndef code sections inside the 1 sub works ok

[ToniG]

Is it normal to take much longer to compile with 1 each #IFdef & #Ifndef is a program ?
1.79s without & 7.91s with.
Just curious.

[Anobium]

Post the program and I can have a look.

It all depends on what the code within you program is calling. But, it does sound a little odd from your timings.

[ToniG]

Attached test code showing compile time.
However, it is odd indeed! in reverting (undo, undo...) the code that took 9.7s now is 1.4s. Did a file compare to be sure.
The other program I am working on also compiles fast again now (no code changes).
I am using the hex button in Synwrite IDE. If I notice this again I will restart the IDE & see.

[Anobium]

How strange.

The 9.7s code to takes 0.87s here. I removed&enabled to constant but the time is still sub 0.9s.

A mystery. Am I testing incorrectly?

[ToniG]

Is probably a win7 anomaly.
I was running previously SimulIDE & it crashes a bit.
Thanks for checking

I also remember crashing the compiler when I forgot to add the # to the Endif,
This may have upset something temporarily.

[Anobium]

Case closed ? Put it down to an OS anomaly.