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This package contains my enhancements to Guy C. Gallant's port of
the Texas Instruments/Decus C Pre-processor (CPP) to Zortech C++ (DOS
Version 2.18). The files I have added to the Guy's distribution are:
changes.dle - This file describes the modifications that I made to the
preprocessor.
David L. Engel
Fidonet: 1:124/1113.2003
Internet: ods@utdallas.edu
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This package contains my port of the Texas Instruments/Decus C
Pre-processor (CPP) to Zortech C++ (DOS Version 2.18). Very few
modifications were made to the standard preprocessor as it comes from
TI. The files which I have added to the TI distribution are:
readme.1st - This file.
changes.gcg - This file describes the modifications that I made to the
preprocessor.
makefile.ztc - This makefile should be used with the Zortech compiler
to build an executable CPP for use with DOS. The cpp.exe
program should be placed somewhere in your PATH for use
by samples.mak.
samples.mak - This makefile invokes CPP and ZTC on three files
(includes.cpp, samples.cpp, tempsam.cpp). If CPP is
built correctly and if all paths are correct, ZTC should
compile these files without error. After the makefile
is run, three ``.lst'' files will be available for you
to view how CPP translates standard preprocessor as well
as ``template'' directives.
includes.cpp - If CPP is to be used with ZTC it must be able to process
all of the standard header files. This program just
includes all of the Zortech header files normally found in
/zortech/include.
samples.cpp - This file includes a couple of generic classes that I
threw together to test the output of CPP. The TI
distribution only comes with the tempsam.c example.
tempsam.cpp - I just renamed the file tempsam.c so that the rules in
samples.mak would operate correctly. This file contains
the template class example provided with the TI
distribution.
Guy C. Gallant
gcg@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu (128.244.194.100)
The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Road
Laurel, MD. 20723
(301) 953-5000