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From: narayan@wg3b20.UUCP (The Champ)
Newsgroups: net.sources
Subject: Re: Re: ifdef filter
Message-ID: <640@wg3b20.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 21-Jul-86 13:23:35 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 21 13:23:35 1986
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> > It often happens that software packages are set up to run on so many
> > configurations that it is hard to read the code because of all the ifdefs.
> > I would like a filter for C programs that does something like the
> > following:
> > [...deleted specification...]
> > That is, filter out everything that is not going to be expanded by cpp while
> > retaining the ifdefs that are going to be expanded, just for comment value.
> > Ideally the output, when compiled, would produce exactly the same results as the
> > original.  Does anyone have anything like this?
> 
> Me, too.  I keep planning to write it and never seem to find the time.
> -- 
> bc				Bill Crews @ NetCor Data International
> 
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There is a unifdef program from Rand in Public domain going
about that does this. It may be in 4.3 BSD
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Narayan Mohanram

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