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Multiline macros #268669 05/30/09 15:11 05/30/09 15:11
Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 271 Saturnus OP Member
Saturnus OP Member Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 271	Hello, does somebody know how or if multiline macros can be used in lite-C? I neither found any explicit info about this in the manual nor on the forums. Code: /* works / #define TEST_MACRO(a,b) ((a)(b)) /* does not work compiler error: 'a' undeclared identifier / #define TEST_MACRO(a,b) \ ((a)(b))

Re: Multiline macros [Re: Saturnus] #268696 05/30/09 18:10 05/30/09 18:10
Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,062 Hamburg, Germany slacer Expert
slacer Expert Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 2,062 Hamburg, Germany	No, I tried it the way it should be - like in your example, but it did not work.

Re: Multiline macros [Re: slacer] #268757 05/31/09 00:09 05/31/09 00:09
Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,232 Australia EvilSOB Expert
EvilSOB Expert Joined: Feb 2008 Posts: 3,232 Australia	Large macros are VERY in-efficient. Multi-line macros are a scary thought. Can you post the actual macro you are trying to split? "There is no fate but what WE make." - CEO Cyberdyne Systems Corp. A8.30.5 Commercial

Re: Multiline macros [Re: EvilSOB] #268761 05/31/09 01:43 05/31/09 01:43
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Saturnus OP Member Joined: Dec 2008 Posts: 271	There isn't any specific macro. I just wanted to test how well macros would be suited for doing some generic programming in lite-C without using void pointers. Something like this, for example: Code: // dynamic array of specific type #define CREATE_VECTOR(type) \ typedef struct VECTOR_##type { \ int size, count; \ type data; \ } VECTOR_##type ; Using void is ok for me in most cases. However, it gets impractical when dealing with primitive data types like int.