I am trying to to run multiple Remote Desktop connection instances with Amazon\'s AWS EC2 and keep a macro file running on each instance via Macro Express (installed separately on each node), but each
I use the builtin f3/f4 bindings in emacs a lot to record and repeat macros, and find it to be a very powerful and useful feature, especially when combined with search. However, I noticed recently tha
In a project of mine (which for technical reasons must not depend on any external libraries or third-party sources) I have set up the following test.h:
I never thought I\'d have a need for anything this (since macros are bad, right?), but it turns out I do.
I\'ve been looking into obfuscation software, but wo开发者_Go百科ndered if one could do it easily with a macro.
I have about two macros (and climbing) in my codebase that look like this: (defmacro def-stat-method (method-name stat)
I have this code that uses the USE_CONVERSION macro in a C++ project... I was wondering if this is written well, (not written by me), and if there\'s any better ways to do it, without the USES_CONVERS
I want to define some constants in my C开发者_JAVA百科 file. Its assembly code like this: Const1 = 0
Suppose I have the following macro: #define xxx(x) printf(\"%s\\n\",x); Now in certain files I want to use an \"enhanced\" version开发者_开发问答 of this macro without changing its name. The new ve
I have a lot of \"stupid\" #define in a project and I want to remove them. Unfortunately, I can\'t do a simple search and replace, since the #define is parameterized. For example:
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