Use of cpp

[Adrian Hey]

On Tuesday 13 Jul 2004 2:37 pm, Alastair Reid wrote:
> cpphs aims to be compatible with cpp up to the point where cpp starts doing
> C-specific things like string splicing, interpreting ' as the start of a
> character (and whining if the "character" doesn't end), etc.  So if your
> code works with cpp, it ought to work with cpphs.  In particular, code like
> the following should work fine.
>
> #if GHC
> #define FastInt Int#
> #define plusInt(x,y) ((x)+#(y))
> #else
> #define FastInt Int
> #define plusInt(x,y) ((x)+(y))
> #endif
>
>
> [In practice, I'd leave plusInt curried - I just needed an example of a
> macro with arguments.]

Thanks, looks like cpphs is the way to go. I'll give it a try.

Regards
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Adrian Hey