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PreprocessorThe preprocessor built into the Cx51 Compiler processes the source text of a source file before it is actually compiled into machine language and object code. Preprocessing is the first action the compiler performs. The preprocessor's purpose is to replace or insert additional text into the source file just prior to compilation. Most of the preprocessor functions require activation by including Preprocessor Directives in your source code. However, the preprocessor always:
In addition to these operations, the preprocessor in the Cx51 Compiler supports the more obvious preprocessor operations: If you encounter preprocessor problems, you may direct the compiler to generate a Preprocessor File that shows the exact output from the preprocessor. | ||||||||||
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