Is there a way to use a #define statement inside another #define statement?

Hi,

Is it possible at all to include a #define statement inside another #define statement?

ie: (I know this doesn't work)

Code:

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#define PATH_TO_FILE "/here/there"
#define FILE_COMMAND "some_program " PATH_TO_FILE "rest_of_the_arguments"

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Side note, the program is not mine and I cannot change the order of the arguments.

I know I could have two different #define s, but then I would have two entries of the file path to change each time it changes. I'd like to have the file mentioned once and always referenced from that source.
Ty.

> ie: (I know this doesn't work)
Then what you have isn't what you represented.

Code:

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$ cat foo.c
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>

#define PATH_TO_FILE "/here/there"
#define FILE_COMMAND "some_program " PATH_TO_FILE "rest_of_the_arguments"

int main(void)
{
  printf("%s\n",FILE_COMMAND);
}
$ gcc foo.c
$ ./a.out
some_program /here/thererest_of_the_arguments

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GDI, I had a typo in one of my earlier tries. The time is gone forever. :(

Ty for the smack.

I have done this before, that's why I thought it was possible.