I\'ve got a long-running macro, in which I write periodic messages to Output just so that the user know somethings happening. The problem is that the output doesn\'t get shown until the macro has fini
Often I have some compile-time constant number that is also the upper limit of possible values assumed by the variables. And thus I\'m interested in choosing the smallest type that can accomodate thos
I\'m in charge of taking an Excel VBA app and turning it into a stand alone piece of softwar开发者_高级运维e. The main point of the functionality is to be able to record macros and play them back, thi
I need to set up correctly the FIRM ID for my app(according to target).For example I wrote in my Distribution.h the following lines:
#define V开发者_StackOverflow社区alidateReadPtr(p,cb) 0 I can\'t think of a use case for this kind of macro,what about you?I can only find the ValidateReadPtr() macro in the wxdebug.h header for the
The parameters that I am talking about are __FILE__ and __LINE__ - those of the caller of the function, so that the function can use them in error reporting.
Hopefully a nice quick one for someone. I\'m working on a project that requires a specific link being written around 400 or so locations. Each link is the same, except it has the town\'s name in it, s
for(x;x<crap;x++) { macro(x,y);开发者_如何学运维 } How is this handled by preprocessor? Is this loop unrolled or something else?The macro is expanded before the code is compiled - it doesn\'t mat
defrecord in clojure allows for defining simple data containers with custom fields. e.g. user=> (defrecord Book [author title ISBN])
Let\'s say that I want all my programs under a flex project to go to a new url, with the name of the program\'s html and swf as variables. Now, normally, it\'s going to hardcode Foo.mxml to a URL of:
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