Discussion
The use of Macroprocessor is as an aid to :
Answer: C
A macroprocessor is an aid to the assembler.
In assembly language programming a macro names a frequently used group of instructions. The macroprocessor expands each macro call into the full instructions before assembly, so a macro assembler can translate the program. Macroprocessors arose as a pre-pass of the assembler, though the C preprocessor shows the same idea used with a compiler.
A linker combines separately translated object modules, a loader places a program in memory for execution, and an interpreter executes source statements directly. None of them needs macro expansion as its aid.
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