[Haskell-beginners] Re: Recursive macros in hsc2hs

[Maurí­cio]

>> I'm trying to define a macro inside a template that generates
>> an existing macro:

> Won't fly; cpp doesn't scan its own output recursively, so if you 
> generate a #define in a macro it will appear in the output unexpanded.  

But isn't this also scanned by hsc2hs? After all, #def
(not #define) is not a cpp macro, but an instruction for
hsc2hs to insert code in a header file. In hsc2hs, a
construct like:

#test

is actually handled by a function definition with name
hsc_test, which outputs an expansion. I can't find, however,
something like hsc_def that I could call from my function.

If I could get my code to be first processed by cpp and
only then by hsc2hs, I think the problem would be solved.
Is it possible to do that?

Maurício