Thread: "Stringization" problem

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    "Stringization" problem

    What can i predict from this code ?
    say ## is a Token merge
    and if this int* and char* are mine other structure pointer

    #define MyTest(MINE_CONST) \
    int* pInt, char* pChar,MINE_CONST** ppDear##MINE_CONST, int nvalue

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    Show an example use of the macro.

    If you're using gcc, then use the -E command line switch and find out for yourself.
    If you're using VC++, then use the /E command line switch.
    These show the code after the pre-processor has run, but before the compiler does anything.
    If you dance barefoot on the broken glass of undefined behaviour, you've got to expect the occasional cut.
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    Thank's salem,
    let me try it

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