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===C preprocessor=== {{main|C preprocessor}} The most common example of this is the [[C preprocessor]], which takes lines beginning with '#' as [[Directive (programming)|directives]]. The C preprocessor does not expect its input to use the syntax of the C language. Some languages take a different approach and use built-in language features to achieve similar things. For example: * Instead of macros, some languages use aggressive inlining and templates. * Instead of includes, some languages use compile-time imports that rely on type information in the object code. * Some languages use <code>if-then-else</code> and [[dead code elimination]] to achieve [[conditional compilation]].
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