Matt Turner <matts...@gmail.com> writes: > #line __LINE__ > __LINE__ > #line __LINE__ > __LINE__ > > when run through glcpp emits this: > > #line 1 > 1 > #line 2 > 2
That looks absolutely correct to me, (if very strange to ever do "#line __LINE__"). For example, this matches the behavior of "gcc -E -" on the same example. For "normal" uses of #line, this is what you want. The #line directive specifies what line number the compiler should use for the subsequent line of code, (which is useful for getting error messages that point to the original source when the compiler is actually chewing on some generated code derived from that source). -Carl -- carl.d.wo...@intel.com
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