Hi Eric, I don´t know the amount of files you need to preprocess, but as i said, i use EnLarge (a modified version of Jappo) and had no problems at all preprocessing 700+ files.
One thing to note here is that i´m using EnLarge from an Ant task inside Eclipse. I don´t know if this is relevant or not, but again, i never had any problems with the number of files. Also, i´m working on a PC, not a Mac, so no idea if that could be the problem... On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 06:33:22 -0300, Eric Priou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Austin, > > > >> I use CPP with utf-8 files on Linux with no problems. >> >> I don't understand your comment about including #ifdef. > > > Actually, I was trying to use your article's in order to make cpp works. > > I found some issues : > > - it seems that cpp doesn't comes with a recursive option. > I am not a shell guru and didn't achieve to redirect or pipe in the > type of hierarchy that an actionscript project might have. > May be you can be of any help ?! > > - I talked about utf-8, but I can't say it's my issue. > I work on osx 10.4.9. > When I used it on my as files, the output still contain the #ifdef > directives inside. > This is really strange. > > I had also a strange result, for example, when using -D DEBUG=test. > The output changed correctly DEBUG by test, but still got all the > #ifdef and such. > Like so : > #ifdef test > // my preprocess > #endif > > - I didn't achieve to keep \n in the preprocessed output. > The result is chunked. > > > I've read mike chamber's article. > He said that he had trouble with the cpp that ships in osx. > I don't know which ones ?! > > I didn't get the chance to compile cpp on my own. > I tried to follow Darron's advice in using gpp. > The result was quiet the same, unfortunatly… > > I used jappo, which had the best results of all, but the output filed > at a point. > Seems that it work for an average amount of files and stops if there > is too much. > The project don't live anymore and the authors just don't answer to > any mail. > > So if someone use a preprocessor on osx with success, please guide me. > I am a little disappointed by the fact that the tools are just there, > but I was unable to use them :( > > Thanks anyhow. > > Le 5 juin 07 à 15:28, Austin Haas a écrit : > >> >> > > ---- > Eric Priou > aka erixtekila > Articles : http://www.v-i-a.net/inprogress > Oregano : http://www.v-i-a.net/inprogress/doku.php/oregano > Oregano forum : http://www.v-i-a.net/forum/ > > > > _______________________________________________ > osflash mailing list > [email protected] > http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org -- _____________ Marcelo Volmaro _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
