Hi, My name is Bruno Galleggianti and I am working for the CEA, a French Research centre.
I use gcc 3.3.2 and I work on generated pre-processed C files. In example, I'm using classic 'helloworld' source file. In this file, I include <stdio.h> header and this header file includes <stdarg.h> header file. In the generated pre-processed C file, I've detected at line 9 of helloworld.i file (see attached files) the following declaration (resulting of the inclusion of stdarg.h file!): typedef __builtin_va_list __gnu_va_list; My problem is that __builtin_va_list is never declared/defined in the pre-processed file. I've no warning about that (-Wall option) Following this behaviour, I have 3 questions: 1) How does gcc compiler resolve this typedef (before link stage) ? 2) Is there a gcc option that can remove this type of definition in pre-processed files? I think it's not possible before link stage. 3) Is there a possibility to obtain pre-processed C source file after link phase (without optimization)? Thank you for your help Regards Bruno Galleggianti
helloworld.c
Description: helloworld.c
helloworld.i
Description: helloworld.i
