Is it necessary to #include some file, if inside a header (*.h), types defined in开发者_如何学运维 this file are used?
I\'m trying to use a preprocessor directive in an ASPX page, but the page doesn\'t recognize it. Is this just something I can\'t do?
I am using both the JUCE Library and a number of Boost headers in my code.Juce defines \"T\" as a macro (groan), and Boost often uses \"T\" in it\'s template definitions.The result is that if you some
I\'m trying to do something that is conceptually similar to this, but can\'t seem to get it to work (error shown at end) any ideas?
I\'m trying to do a debug system but it seems not to work. What I wanted to accomplish is something like this:
I have the following code #define PROC_ADD void main(void) { while(1) { #ifdef PROC_ADD // Do this code here then undefined it to run the code in the else
I\'m trying to convert the string produced from the __DATE__ macro into a time_t.I don\'t need a full-blown date/time parser, something that only handles the format of the __DATE__ macro 开发者_如何学
I\'m thinking about best way to write C define processor that would be able to handle macros. Unfortunately nothing intelligent comes to my mind.
I\'m exploiting the behavior of the constructors of C++ global variables to run code at startup in a simple manner. It\'s a very easy concept but a little difficult to explain so let me just paste the
Being faced with the question whether it\'s possible to choose #includes in the preprocessor I immediately thought not possible.