Re: Displaying headers and code

[BobR]

Gary Labowitz wrote in message ...
>Are there command line flags to display the included headers' content and
to
>show the generated code?
>I've explored all the -d and -f options output and didn't see what I want.
>Thanks.
>--
>Gary

Beyond the '-v' switch, there are editors that can display file content. <G>

If you are talking about the pre-processed temp file (with macros expanded)
or the assembler file, try the '-save-temps' switch (those files are big,
and have a lot of 'air' inside.). Those files have extensions like .i, .s,
.ii (depending on machine(I think)).

Is that what you are after?

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