--preinclude=filename
Includes the source code of the specified file at the beginning of the compilation.
Syntax
--preinclude=
filename
Where:
filename
is the name of the file whose source code is to be included.
If
is unspecified, the compiler faults
use of filename
--preinclude
.
Usage
Use this option to establish standard macro definitions. The
is searched for in the directories on the
include search list.filename
It is possible to repeatedly specify this option on the command line. This results in pre-including the files in the order specified.
Restrictions
Sub-directories of directories specified on the include search list are not
searched unless you use --arm_linux
. If you use --arm_linux
, the compiler includes the arm_linux subdirectory in its search for
pre-include files.
Example
armcc --preinclude
file1.h
--preinclude
file2.h
-c source.c