When Enterprise Developer searches for additional preprocessors it checks the ADDONS registry tree and enumerates through all preprocesors’ names. It then provides a list of the additional preprocessors within the project and the file property pages, and the build configuration pages. The information about any additional preprocessors and preprocessor arguments is then saved with the other build and compile settings in the COBOL project file (.cobolProj).
To specify an additional preprocessor for use with your project:
If you name the preprocessor the same as an existing preprocessor, the IDE prompts you for confirmation to overwrite the existing preprocessor.
Each preprocessor you add is inserted at the top of the list on the Preprocessor page. The order of execution of preprocessors is from the top to the bottom of the list.
To enable an additional preprocessor for a build configuration:
If you name the preprocessor the same as an existing preprocessor, the IDE will prompt you for confirmation to overwrite the existing preprocessor.
Each preprocessor you add is inserted at the top of the list on the Preprocessor page. The order of execution of preprocessors is from the top to the bottom of the list.
To enable an additional preprocessor for an individual file in your project:
If you name the preprocessor the same as an existing preprocessor, the IDE will prompt you for confirmation to overwrite the existing preprocessor.
Each preprocessor you add is inserted at the top of the list on the Preprocessor page. The order of execution of preprocessors is from the top to the bottom of the list.