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Alex on Linux · Feb 9, 2012

gcc macro language extensions

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One of the great things about gcc and in particular its C/C++ preprocessor is various extensions that it has. In this essay I would like to briefly describe three of them. One allows to turn C/C++ token into a string. Here token is anything that you can pass as an argument to a macro. Second allows you concatenate two tokens to create new expression. The last one allows C/C++ macros with variable…

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