gasp

NAME

gasp - The GNU assembler macro preprocessor

SYNOPSIS

gasp [-adhMpsuv] [-c char] [-o outfile] [-Dname=value] [-Ipath] [infile]

DESCRIPTION

The gasp utility is the GNU assembler macro preprocessor. The argument infile is processed, and the resulting text is sent to the standard output.

OPTIONS

-a

Enter alternate macro mode. Also specifiable as --alternate.

-c char

Change the comment character from "!)" Also specifiable as --commentchar char.

-d

Print limited debugging information. Also specifiable as --debug.

-h

Print the help message. Also specifiable as --help.

-M

Enter MRI compatibility mode. Also specifiable as --mri. Using this option causes gasp to accept the syntax and pseudo-ops used by the Microtec Research ASM68K assembler.

-o outfile

Specify the output file. Also specifiable as --output outfile.

-p

Print line numbers. Also specifiable as --print.

-s

Copy source through as comments. Also specifiable as --copysource.

-u

Allow unreasonable nesting. Also specifiable as --unreasonable.

-v

Print the program version and exit. Also specifiable as --version.

-Dname=value

Define the preprocessor symbol name to have the value specified by value.

-Ipath

Add path to the include path list.

HISTORY

The gasp command is part of the GNU Binutils package.

AUTHORS

This manual page was written by David E. O'Brien.

SEE ALSO

cpp(1)

m4(1)