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On Thursday, September 7, 2023 at 2:49:24 AM UTC-7, db wrote:
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> > Isn`t "cpp" just the C/C++ preprocessor? Shouldn`t you use "g++" instead?
Tradition is that it figures out what to do based on the file names.
In any case, cc1 is the usual first pass of the C compilers, and I suspect that
cc1plus is the first pass of the C++ compiler.
It is usual for C and C++ compilers to include the preprocessor, and not
run it as a separate pass. You can still ask for only the preprocessor, though.
Traditionally, that is:
cc -E
> Ah, OK, I thought it mean c plus plus. I will install C++ now
> and compile with G++ (i suppose).
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