How do #defines work in Objective-C? I have a background in C/C++ and am now trying to pick up Objective-C. #defines don\'t seem to work in objective-c the same way they work in c and C++, where the
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I\'d like to define a function like MACRO . i.e. #define foo(x)\\ #if x>32\\ x\\ #else\\ (2*x)\\ #endif
Can anyone tell when g++ replaces the __FUNCTION__ \'macro\' with the string containing the function name? It seems it can replace it not until it has check the syntactical correctness of the source c
#define CANCEL_COMMON_DIALOG_HOOK(name)\\ void __declspec(naked) ##name##CancelCommonDialogHook(void)\\
My code is linking against several other libraries that are also developed at my company, one of these libraries is redefining several values from errno.h, I would like to be able to fix this, however
To completely disable a debug output in c-source, I usually define the following SIMPLE macro #1 #define dprintf(args)
If a=1, b=2, c=3... I would like to write a macro which concatenates them like this 123. But when I try this:
I run my C code in vs2010 (win32 console application). It was compiled as C++ application. #include \"stdafx.h\"
I want to define some constants in my C开发者_JAVA百科 file. Its assembly code like this: Const1 = 0
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