and if yes how?
>
> Look at the implementation of -dD and the implementation of -g3. gcc
> does have this information, though it may not be in a particularly
> convenient form.
>
> Ian
>
>
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On 6 May 2011 12:25, ankit wrote:
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> Problem Statement : Given a C file which has several macros defined (eg.
> #define MACRO 10) . I need to know what all macros are defined and their
> usage point(eg. line number) in the code.
>
> Need to know this information during or after gcc pre-process
ankit writes:
> Problem Statement : Given a C file which has several macros defined (eg.
> #define MACRO 10) . I need to know what all macros are defined and their
> usage point(eg. line number) in the code.
>
> Need to know this information during or after gcc pre-processing phase.
>
> Pos
macro information in some file.
Is there any way that gcc can dump this information and if yes how?
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