Directives to the Preprocessor
A "directive" instructs the C preprocessor to perform a specific action on the text of the program before compilation. Preprocessor directives are fully described in the Preprocessor Reference. This example uses the preprocessor directive #define
:
#define MAX 100
This statement tells the compiler to replace each occurrence of MAX
by 100
before compilation. The C compiler preprocessor directives are:
#define | #endif | #ifdef | #line |
---|---|---|---|
#elif |
#error |
#ifndef | #pragma |
#else |
#if |
#include |
#undef |
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