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Invoking chpp

To get a quick overview of chpp command line syntax, just type

chpp --help

The general chpp syntax is

chpp [option ...] [filename ...]

chpp reads and processes all specified files in sequential order, as if they were one file. If no file is specified, chpp reads from standard input. Output is written to standard output if not otherwise specified.

The following is a summary and description of all available chpp options:

--version
Prints out the version number of the invoked chpp.
--help
Prints out a summary of chpp command line syntax.
--output filename
-o filename
Specifies that output should be written to file filename.
--include-dir dir
-I dir
Adds dir to the list of standard include directories.
-D name=value
Defines the chpp variable name with the value value.
--generate-dependencies
-M
Generates a dependency list suitable for make like cpp.


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