inserting macro arguments into strings

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inserting macro arguments into strings

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I have been trying to trying to get ifc's fpp to behave the same as gnu cpp and compaq cpp with regards to inserting macro arguments into quotes. eg.
#define DEBUG(ARG) PRINT*, 'ARG -> ', ARG
PROGRAM CPPBUG
REAL R
R = 1.0
DEBUG
END
> f77 bug.F
> ./a.out
R -> 1.000000
however this doesn't work with ifc (unfortunately, stringification with # doesn't seem to work with any fpp). Does anyone know if there is a workaround for this. I'm using ifc 6.0.
Cheers
Gerard.

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