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From: "Task Struct From Hell" <taskstructfromhell@googlemail.com>
Subject: c preprocessor expansion
Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2009 17:49:09 +0000
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Hi,

I was wondering if gcc has any argument which allows for the expansion
of all macros in a file, just so if we have something like the
following:


#define FOO "bar"

int main() {
   printf(FOO);
}

It will output this:

int main() {
   printf("bar");
}

Thanks,
TSFH