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Re: Is System Dependent Compilation Possible? [message #6200 is a reply to message #6110]

Fri, 26 April 1996 00:00

Ken Knighton
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Registered: May 1995

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> Making the branch in the IDL code itself would work
> for a small number of routines. Unfortunately I
> have to have wrappers for around 50+ Fortran routines
> and it becomes very tedious editing every routine
> in that manner :)

I'm not going to guarantee that this will work, but on Unix, you
may be able to use cpp (the C preprocessor) or m4 to preprocess your
batch files that build the executable. You would have to do your
builds on Unix though. I have never done this myself, but have
seen cpp used for purposes other than preprocessing C code.

I hope this helps.

Ken Knighton kknighton@qualcomm.com knighton@cts.com
San Diego CA ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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P.S. - I have changed employers and will be doing non-idl related
stuff such as C++/embedded systems on the job. I will still be
lurking though. What can I say, they gave me an offer I couldn't
refuse. $-)

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