Let’s say I have a source file with many preprocessor directives. Is it possible to see how it looks after the preprocessor is done with it?
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Let’s say I have a source file with many preprocessor directives. Is it possible to see how it looks after the preprocessor is done with it?
cl.exe, the command line interface to Microsoft Visual C++, has three different options for outputting the preprocessed file (hence the inconsistency in the previous responses about Visual C++):/E: preprocess to stdout (similar to GCC’s -E option)/P: preprocess to file/EP: preprocess to stdout without #line directivesIf you want to preprocess to a file without #line directives, combine the
/Pand/EPoptions.