Utkal Ranjan Pradhan wrote:
Friends
As I know cpp.exe is a GNU port for C Preprocessor for Windows and which
is required to compile the Gromacs code.
But I’m confused, Why it is required during runtime of Gromacs
applications ?
And I have the Win32 version of cpp.exe, will it work for x64 (=Win64) ?
What is the Windows native equivalent of cpp.exe ? Is it cl.exe ?
How can I remove the runtime dependency of cpp.exe for gromacs
applications ?
by writing an implementation of the cpp and donating it to the gromacs
project. In fact, it wouldn't be so hard, since we are only using a few
features in practice:
#include
#ifdef #else #endif
#define
Please provide a simple C program that takes a file, searches for these
commands and does the same what the cpp does.
--
David van der Spoel, Ph.D.
Molec. Biophys. group, Dept. of Cell & Molec. Biol., Uppsala University.
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