I want to wrap a C++ _#define_ macro in a way that my Nim code is translated to
this in C++:
CPP_DEFINED_MACRO(cpp_defined_identifier) {
cpp_defined_function(param1);
other_cpp_defined_function(param2, param3);
}
Currently, I produce the entire block with an _emit_ pragma. Can this be done
more elegantly?
If not, could this at least be accomplished with using _emit_ only for the
first and last line of the block while using a wrapped version of the C++
defined functions in between? I tried this with two separate _emit_ s for the
first and the last line, but they end up in a completely different part of the
generated C++ code than the calls to the functions. This only happens when the
code is in the top level of the module, but unfortunately it has to be there.
