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help with gcc's cpp
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- Subject: help with gcc's cpp
- From: John Gibson <jgibson at lexmark dot com>
- Date: Thu, 30 Dec 1999 13:25:51 -0500
I am trying to use GNU's cpp to work with our imake process. The problem is
that when the ccp get done substituting the variables for their real values I
get interjecteed spaces. For example I have some defines like this:
#define CreateDir(DirName) @@\
makedirs:CURDIR/DirName @@\
CURDIR/DirName: @@\
mkdir CURDIR/DirName @@\
the macro is called like
CreateDir(Bar)
and
on the command line there is -DCURDIR="./Foo"
and the output I get is
-----------------------------
makedirs: ./Foo / Bar
./Foo / Bar :
mkdir ./Foo / Bar
-----------------------------
Is there any way to turn this of via the comand line or something?
Thanks in advance
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