Its most common version uses the octothorp with the flags 1, 2, and 3 to show from which type of a file a line originated.
Its most common version uses the octothorp with the flags 1, 2, and 3 to show from which type of a file a line originated. Oracle Pro*C is an example of one which allows programmers to use embedded SQL, (*) and they often make use of languages such as m4 or parser generators such as bison. Languages such as D and Java have eliminated the need for this program, whose functions include concatenating source lines and replacing comments with whitespace. Providing the final "P" in the acronym PHP, FTP, name this program which parses "define" and "include" directives in C programs, and, like its name indicates, is run before actual compilation takes place.
Its most common version uses the octothorp with the flags 1, 2, and 3 to show from which type of a file a line originated.
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