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isaacyho@xxxxxxxxx writes:
> I have a script written in a custom control language, and would like to
> be able to feed it through gcc's preprocessor ( using -E ). All I
> need is the #ifdef/#endif behavior to allow for customization of the
> script at run-time.
gcc is ill-suited for the task. Use 'm4' instead.
> The problem is that the scripting language uses "#" to signal
> "comment".
That's only the first problem. You'll discover many more if you
continue on that path.
> What's the easiest way to get around this?
Not using 'gcc' is the easiest solution.
Cheers,
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