On Mon, 3 Nov 2014 15:49:44 -0800, Charles Mills wrote:
>#define A(name) \
>_Pragma ( "convert(codepage)" ) \
>char name[] "foo"; \
>_Pragma ( "convert(pop)" )
>
>(untested) is close to what you want. ("You can't always get what you want."
>-- Mick Jagger)
>
I'm unfamilar with the alternative form, "_Pragma" (and a lot of other stuff).
But suppose I want to use A in other contexts, such as printf()? Would
the following work likewise?:
>#define \
>_Pragma ( "convert(codepage)" ) \
> "foo" \
>_Pragma ( "convert(pop)" )
Then either or both of of:
char name[] A;
printf( "%s/n", A );
And it still leaves the feature (problem?) of not converting octal/hex
escape sequences, teeming in ported ASCII source code in which
they refer to ASCII code points needing conversion to EBCDIC, not
literal EBCDIC code points.
-- gil
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