Here\'s a relevant example. It\'s obviously not valid C, but I\'m just dealing with the preprocessor here, so the code doesn\'t actually have to compile.
...../PluginLoader.h:34: multiple definition of \'Dummy_Func_For_Generating_FUNCTION_NAME_Macro()\' The above error is output for the below code. 开发者_运维百科I have include guards in my file. And
I\'m att开发者_C百科empting to read values from a 2-dimensional array and multiply them to make a new array array. This isn\'t entirely important.
The error in the title occurs on the \'#define\' line for every single function-like macro in this header file (starting at line 45). Am I doing something wrong?
I\'m trying to auto-format all files in my solution in vs2010. I\'ve seen there is no built-in option to do it. I\'ve tried to write macro to do it, but I\'ve stucked.
This related question deals with the retrieval of an app\'s build date in C#, but there\'s gotta be a more efficient way to do it. So here\'s a little idea I had...
McCarthy\'s original Lisp and some number of incarnations开发者_StackOverflow thereafter did not have a macro facility like we now have in Common Lisp, Clojure, Scheme, etc...This I know.
I\'m new to OpenOffice and I\'m trying to port an MS Office macro over 开发者_如何学Goto OpenOffice Basic. I need to be able to open a Calc spreadsheet from Writer so I can dump its contents into an a
This question already has answers here: Closed 12 years ago. Possible Duplicate: Can you write object oriented code in C?
I kept trying to wrap my head around a solution to K&R problem 7-8, until I found this solution (with the original problem) right on this site. I am unable to comment on the answer (probably due t
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