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GASP(1)			    General Commands Manual		       GASP(1)

NAME
       gasp -- the GNU Assembler Macro Preprocessor

SYNOPSIS
       gasp   [-adhMpsuv]  [-c	char]  [-o  outfile]  [-Dname=value]  [-Ipath]
	    [infile]

DESCRIPTION
       gasp is the GNU Assembler Macro Preprocessor.  The argument  infile  is
       processed and the resulting text	is sent	to the standard	output.

       The options are as follows:

       -a	     Enter  enter  alternate  macro mode.  Also	specifiable as
		     [--alternate]

       -c char	     Change the	comment	character from `!'   Also  specifiable
		     as	[--commentchar char]

       -d	     Print limited debugging information.  Also	specifiable as
		     [--debug]

       -h	     Print the help message.  Also specifiable as [--help]

       -M	     Enter MRI compatibility mode Also specifiable as [--mri]

       -o outfile    Specify   the   output   file.    Also   specifiable   as
		     [--output outfile]

       -p	     Print line	numbers.  Also specifiable as [--print]

       -s	     Copy source through as  comments.	 Also  specifiable  as
		     [--copysource]

       -u	     Allow   unreasonable   nesting.	Also   specifiable  as
		     [--unreasonable]

       -v	     Print the program version and exit.  Also specifiable  as
		     [--version]

       -Dname=value  Define  the  preprocessor	symbol	name to	have the value
		     specified by "value".

       -Ipath	     Add path to the include path list.

SEE ALSO
       cpp(1), m4(1)

       The gasp	GNU hypertext system info pages.

HISTORY
       The gasp	command	is part	of the GNU Binutils package.

AUTHORS
       This man	page was written by David E. O'Brien.

GNU			       December	29, 1999		       GASP(1)

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