to avoid the shell "eating" the quotes and other characters, you might try single quotes, like this:
gcc -o test test.cpp -DNAME='"Mary"'
This way you have full control what is defined (quotes, spaces, special characters, and all).
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2410976/how-to-define-a-string-in-gcc-command-line
5 | to avoid the shell "eating" the quotes and other characters, you might try single quotes, like this:
This way you have full control what is defined (quotes, spaces, special characters, and all). |