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I am trying to read some code that has a lot of macros in it. And often the macros are chained. Is there any way to see a version of the file where all the macros have been expanded — without doing a full run of the preprocessor (which would also do stuff like expand #imports)? This would really help me read the code.
EDIT: Often the macros are defined in other files.
As best I can tell, the answer to my question is that there is no way to do it. The best I can do is do a full precompile, then search for the part of the file that starts after all the #include statements.