Caleb Epstein wrote:
Standard behavior for compilers on UNIX is to emit preprocessed output to stdout with just "-E". Output may be sent to a file (regardless of the filename suffix, though clearly ".i" is the popular convention) by passing an "-o" argument.
Sure, this is corret for the compiler interface. If you look at the standalone cpp preprocessor you'll notice, that the default is to output anything to stdout, supporting the -o option to specify an output file. Wave follows this convention. The -E option I've just added is a helper only and does not interfere with other options at all. Just don't use it if you don't like it... (BTW: you can specify the -E option to cpp as well, but it essentially has no effect there). Regards Hartmut