The flag -P for traditional gnu cpp (or --noline for stand-alone
cpphs) should suppress the initial #line noise.
Does ghc still fail to recognise a module-start pragma, even if the
only characters preceding it are whitespace?
I intended to give an example.
---- file foo.h ----
#if __GLASGOW_HASKELL__ == 604
#define PRAGMA(foo) {-# OPTIONS_GHC -X foo #-}
#else
#define PRAGMA(foo) {-# LANGUAGE foo #-}
---- file Bar.hs ----
#include "foo.h"
PRAGMA(MyLanguageOption)
module Bar where
---- result ----
$ ghc-6.8.2 -E -cpp -optP-P Bar.hs
$ cat Bar.hspp
{-# LINE 1 "Bar.hs" #-}
{-# LANGUAGE MyLanguageOption #-}
module Bar where
$ ghc-6.4.1 -E -cpp -optP-P Bar.hs
$ cat Bar.hspp
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -X MyLanguageOption #-}
module Bar where
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