I'm not sure if it's still around, but there used to be something called "makedepend" or "makedepends". Try googling for that.
HTH, Noel
Torsten Mohr wrote:
Hi,
i have a small project where i let the automaic dependencies be generated automatically.
The project is written in C for an embedded compiler that does not support dependency generation.
So i generate the dependency files and the included files with a perl script, just scanning for '#include "name.h"'.
But the perl script does NOT replace the complete C preprocessor.
Can anybody give me a hint on a perl or python script that takes over some more functionality of the C preprocessor? Some things like:
#if ABC > DEF #include "file.h" #endif
I don't want to let the dependencies be generated with _another_ compiler that i (and the other people working on the project) need to install.
Best regards, Torsten.
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