> ECPG don't know C/C++ preprocessing directives such as #if, #ifdef
> etc...
> I think, that this is wrong, that ECPG use as comment only /* and //
> comment. Construction such as #if 0 is very common way to disable some
> source and enable this later... - mainly in debugging proces, of cource.
... but this is not common for ESQL preprocessors. The problem is that
the preprocessor runs before the C/C++ preprocessor, which is the step
which actually handles the #if constructs. ecpg has no knowledge of
those constructs. Remember that to do those correctly one must also
resolve all other preprocessor kinds of things, like #include
directives.
- Tom
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Thomas Lockhart lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California
