I have created a set of shortcut Macros for Linux Kernel printk to prefix with the module name and to have a set of aliases for severity. Using those Macros like this: Now the issue is that the final output in the Kernel Ring Buffer get quoted in the following way: Do you have any idea of how to avoid
Tag: c-preprocessor
Can I squeeze my own program between the preprocessor and compiler?
Is this a stupid question, or can I specify g++ to use a program between the preprocessor and compiler? Alternatively, I know that I can just run the preprocessor on a file (hence all the files). Then I am guessing there is a switch to run only the compiler. So I can manually invoke these two and put my program