"x z" <hzmonte@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > I have a .c file that has statements like this: > #node "node.file" > > When I use the gcc 2.8.1 preprocessor gcc -E, the output keeps this > statement intact. > When I use the gcc 3.2.2 preprocessor gcc -E, it complains about > Invalid preprocessor directive. The manual for gcc 3.2.3's preprocessor is here: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.2.3/cpp/ > > How can I make the gcc 3.2.2 preprocessor keep this statement intact > in the output file? The C preprocessor is only intended for use with C code. '#node "node.file"' is not C. So I don't think what you are trying to do is supported, but if you read the manual you may find a way to do it. > > Please respond to this e mail address. I have no idea whether > gcc-help@xxxxxxxxxxx is a mailing list that can be subscribed by > users, and if so, how. Thank you. You can subscribe to gcc-help at: http://gcc.gnu.org/ml You can also read the archives of gcc-help from there.
