gnu-cpp concatenation

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From: Stuart Anderson
Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1993 18:21

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How does one concatenate strings with the gnu-cpp?


Example, I would like the output of the following macro to read
"calling the fortran subroutine time_"
 *** NOT ***
"calling the fortran subroutine func"
(note: the Sun cpp does this OK)

#define FORTRAN(func)func\
_
calling the fortran subroutine FORTRAN(time)

piped to gcc -E


Is this a feature?


Please email any replies to sba@astro.psu.edu    Thanks


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Stuart Anderson -- sba@astro.psu.edu

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