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Re: Seeing preprocessor defines with -dM
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Re: Seeing preprocessor defines with -dM


  • Subject: Re: Seeing preprocessor defines with -dM
  • From: Kevin Grant <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 19:47:23 -0600

The gcc command line interface provides the -dM option for sending to stdout all symbols defined to the preprocessor for a given compilation unit. Can I get this functionality in Xcode? Or perhaps this question is equivalent to: where does stdout go?

If you open the Build Window in Xcode and look for the splitter at the bottom, you can use it to view the "raw" output from GCC and all other commands. If anything is printed to standard output, it will show up there.


Kevin G.
http://homepage.mac.com/kmg/
mail to kevin at ieee dot org
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