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[Stig Brautaset]

Nix <nix at esperi.demon.co.uk> writes:

> On 15 Jul 2001, Stig Brautaset stipulated:
> > You can represent every character you want using this method. If you
> > have a macro defined, and you want to have a comma in text used for
> > input to this macro then you will have to use , or the equivalent
> > (lest gcc -P complains about "too many arguments too macro" or
> > something along those lines)
> 
> You can use a GCC extension and say
> 
> #define MACRO_WITH_COMMAS(args...)
> 
> to let `args' be everything in the macro, including commas, spaces, and
> Cthulhu knows what else. (Note that multiple spaces may be collapsed to
> one in the process.)
> 
> (You can have arguments before `args', of course, and they're treated in
> the normal way for macros.)

Thanks; I did know about the feature, but not how to use it -- until
now. 

Cheers, Stig
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