Thread: [Dev-C++] Using Devcpp with pro*c

I was wondering if there was any way to get the environment to recognize
Pro*C files.  If you are not already familiar with these files, they end
with a .pc and are essentially the same as a C file.  The main exception to
this is that in the make file it goes through an oracle pre-compiler to
handle SQL statements embedded into the C code.  This is then translated
into a .c file which is then compiled to binary.  It would be great if it
handled files with the .pc extension on them as it does the .c,.h,.cpp......
etc.  Is there a reg tweak, ini file, etc to get fool it into doing so.
Thanks much.  I appreciate your time.  Mike.

Mike Groh wrote:
> I was wondering if there was any way to get the environment to recognize
> Pro*C files.  If you are not already familiar with these files, they end
> with a .pc and are essentially the same as a C file.  The main exception to
> this is that in the make file it goes through an oracle pre-compiler to
> handle SQL statements embedded into the C code.  This is then translated
> into a .c file which is then compiled to binary.  It would be great if it
> handled files with the .pc extension on them as it does the .c,.h,.cpp......
> etc.  Is there a reg tweak, ini file, etc to get fool it into doing so.
> Thanks much.  I appreciate your time.  Mike.

Read the last tab of your project settings carefully. the one it talks 
about makefiles
There is a way to call an something before the normal compiler is 
invoked, there you can call your preprocessor.

Alex