[Aboriginal] cpp in the native environment

[Tony Tonchev]

The existing wrapper does in fact work fine and handles the includes as 
you mentioned. In my case, I needed to call the wrapper as "cpp -P -w -x 
c -o file.out file.in" which is synonymous in both the aboriginal cpp 
wrapper as well as the original cpp binary.

Originally, my script was running cpp -P -w file.in file.out, which is 
incompatible with the wrapper although a valid cpp syntax.. The cpp 
binary does not care about a source type, while cc does. The above 
resolves that issue and any other anomalies that caused my confusion.

Moving on ;-)

On 1/31/2012 11:08 PM, Rob Landley wrote:
> On 01/31/2012 08:26 PM, tony at stclaire.com wrote:
>    
>>
>> Never mind, I think a looped wrapper using "-x c" for non-c files may
>> suffice.
>>      
> I'd appreciate a test case so I know if what I'm implementing works.
> Right now I haven't got anything that actually uses cpp...
>
> Rob
>    


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