Hi, Some time ago when I was doing some C programming on a Digital Unix machine, I remember using a define which gave the filename that the call was made from. I am not exactly sure what this define was though. I think it was something like "__FILENAME__". I tried to use this today, but it doesn't seem to be working with my version of gcc (2.95.3).
I was wondering if this is actually the define to give the filename, or if it was something else entirely. If it is the right define, does anyone know the steps to get it working? Thanks, -Brad
