PREPRINT Compiler Directive

Abbreviation	PP
Arguments	An optional filename enclosed in parentheses.
Default	No preprocessor listing is generated.
µVision	Options — CA — C Preprocessor Listing.
Description	The PREPRINT directive instructs the compiler to produce a preprocessor listing. Macro calls are expanded and comments are deleted. If PREPRINT is used without an argument, the source filename with the extension .I is used. By default, the compiler does not generate a preprocessor output file. The PREPRINT directive causes the compiler to produce a preprocessor listing file. Macro calls are expanded and comments are deleted and an object file is created. If no argument is specified for PREPRINT, the preprocessor listing file is named basename.I where basename is the name of the source file. If an argument is specified for PREPRINT, the preprocessor listing file is created with that name. By default, the compiler does not create a preprocessor listing file. Note The PREPRINT directive may be specified only on the command line. It may not be specified in the C source file by means of the #pragma directive.
See Also	NOPRINT, PREPRINTONLY, PRINT
Example	CA SAMPLE.C PREPRINT CA SAMPLE.C PP (PREPRO.LST)