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/*
 * 
 *                This source code is part of
 * 
 *                 G   R   O   M   A   C   S
 * 
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typedef struct gmx_cpp *gmx_cpp_t; 
	
	/* The possible return codes for these functions */
enum { eCPP_OK, eCPP_FILE_NOT_FOUND, eCPP_EOF, eCPP_SYNTAX, eCPP_INTERRUPT,
       eCPP_INVALID_HANDLE,
       eCPP_FILE_NOT_OPEN, eCPP_UNKNOWN, eCPP_NR };

/* THESE FUNCTIONS ARE NOT THREAD SAFE!! */

/* Open the file to be processed. The handle variable holds internal
   info for the cpp emulator. The cppopt variable (null terminated)
   can hold cpp options like -IXXX and -DXXX. Return integer status. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
int cpp_open_file(const char *filenm,gmx_cpp_t *handlep, char **cppopts);

/* Return one whole line from the file into buf which holds at most n
   characters, for subsequent processing. Returns integer status. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
int cpp_read_line(gmx_cpp_t *handlep,int n,char buf[]);

/* Return the file currently being read. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
char *cpp_cur_file(const gmx_cpp_t *handlep);

/* Return the current line number. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
int cpp_cur_linenr(const gmx_cpp_t *handlep);

/* Close the file! Return integer status. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
int cpp_close_file(gmx_cpp_t *handlep);

/* Return a string containing the error message coresponding to status
   variable. 
   
   NOT THREAD SAFE 
   */
char *cpp_error(gmx_cpp_t *handlep,int status);