The PREPRINTONLY directive causes the compiler to produce a
preprocessor listing file and halt further processing. Macro calls
are expanded and comments are deleted but no object file is
created.
If no argument is specified for PREPRINTONLY, the
preprocessor listing file is named basename.I where
basename is the name of the source file.
If an argument is specified for PREPRINTONLY, the
preprocessor listing file is created with that name.
By default, the compiler does not create a preprocessor listing
file.
Note
The PREPRINTONLY directive may be specified only on the
command line. It may not be specified in the C source file using
the #pragma directive.
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