Compiler Option: -pp
Emit the preprocessed input file only, do not compile
Syntax:
-pp
Description:
The -pp compiler option enables the preprocessor-only mode. The code is parsed & checked as usual, but is not compiled. For every input file <source>.bas passed to the compiler, a pre-processed version named <source>.pp.bas is generated.
Specifically, preprocessor commands such as conditional compilation (#if, #ifdef, #ifndef, etc.), text replacement (#define, #macro, etc.) and file inclusion (#include) are processed recursively, and the resulting expanded code is written to the pp.bas file.
Specifically, preprocessor commands such as conditional compilation (#if, #ifdef, #ifndef, etc.), text replacement (#define, #macro, etc.) and file inclusion (#include) are processed recursively, and the resulting expanded code is written to the pp.bas file.
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