Ex:

C code with preprocessor directives:

Expanded code:Store the array information in an array table. Use the following data structure for array table:Parse each line of the source code that contains a directive, and store the tokens in the parse table in the following format:You may declare the Array Table and Parse Table as global.Preprocessor variables P$\_$dot, P$\_$sum, P$\_$aver must be declared in a header file named $"$P$\_$header. h $".$ The header file must have the following contents:int P$\_$dot;int P$^(-)$sum;int P$\_(-)^(-)$aver;

Your preprocessor will do the following:Finally, write a shell script with the name $"$P$232"$ that takes the name of a C code as command line argument and generates expanded.c as output.

Ex:

$>$ P$232$ myCprog.c

$>$

You must use gee compiler in Linux environment. Prior to project submission, you must make sure that your project executes correctly with the specified setting. Projects producing errors during the demonstrations due to the differences in the platform will not be accepted.