- In
computer science, a
preprocessor (or precompiler) is a
program that
processes its
input data to
produce output that is used as
input in
another program...
- The C
preprocessor (CPP) is a text file
processor that is used with C, C++ and
other programming tools. The
preprocessor provides for file
inclusion (often...
- Home Page, but it now
stands for the
recursive acronym PHP:
Hypertext Preprocessor. PHP code is
usually processed on a web
server by a PHP
interpreter implemented...
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language and may vary from
compiler to compiler. They can be
processed by a
preprocessor to
specify compiler behavior, or
function as a form of in-band parameterization...
- The PL/I
preprocessor is the
preprocessor for the PL/I
computer programming language. The
preprocessor interprets a
subset of the full PL/I
language to...
- is a
feature of some
computer programming languages,
especially the C
preprocessor,
whereby a
macro may be
declared to
accept a
varying number of arguments...
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Memory can be
allocated to a
program with
calls to
library routines. A
preprocessor performs macro definition,
source code file inclusion, and conditional...
-
source code,
includes directives for the C
preprocessor. A
translation unit is the
output of the C
preprocessor – a
source file
after it has been preprocessed...
-
programming languages, #pragma once is a non-standard but
widely supported preprocessor directive designed to
cause the
current header file to be
included only...
- can have own
independent return type. GLSL
defines a
subset of the C
preprocessor (CPP),
combined with its own
special directives for
specifying versions...
