Brian wrote:
> What do you mean, conditionally compiled?
When the preprocessor sees things like
#ifdef ... #endif and #if ... #endif
it will only send the code inside them
to the compiler if the condition is true,
hence, it is conditionally compiled.
> Thanks, it does help...
>
Well, I hope it did, it appears that when you
include a lot of files, the output of cpp, or
gcc -E can be very large, so sometimes its
hard to find out where exactly your original
code is. Sometime it can completely transform it,
by removing comments, adding #file and #line
preprocessor directives that you always
wondered about. After looking at all the macros
defined in Circle Mud, I can imagine that much of
the code becomes completely unrecognizable after
the macros are processed.
> - brian
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