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Sac2c actually runs the c preprocessor on your file right after the code has been loaded.
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This is achieved by running a c compiler with the -E flag.
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It is the second step that runs in the compiler (scp:cpp) after confirming that the file exists (scp:loc).
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This means that `#define` macros are expanded and `#include` files are included etc.
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You probably don't really need `#include` because you can use the module system. |
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