The document explains preprocessor directives in C, which are commands that process source code before compilation, starting with the '#' symbol. Key directives include macro expansion, file inclusion, and conditional compilation, each serving specific purposes such as defining constants, including files, and controlling code execution based on conditions. It also covers the differences between macros and functions, as well as various operators and directives used in preprocessor operations.
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C Preprocessor
The document explains preprocessor directives in C, which are commands that process source code before compilation, starting with the '#' symbol. Key directives include macro expansion, file inclusion, and conditional compilation, each serving specific purposes such as defining constants, including files, and controlling code execution based on conditions. It also covers the differences between macros and functions, as well as various operators and directives used in preprocessor operations.