Hi All,
The example from Robert is quite good indeed. Learnt quite
a bit about macros.
I used the ideas from it and made a quick&dirty solution
only to come up with a bug in the Sun CC compiler handling of
macros with __VA_ARGS__ and the operator "->". (It drops the
">" when the macro is expanded.) No such problems with gcc.
Thanks a lot to everyone.
Regards,
Rajnish
ps: For those interested, can try it out on the following code(tte):
/*
* use either: gcc -E <filename>
* or: CC -E <filename>
* to see the difference.
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#define myprintf(str,...) printf(str,__VA_ARGS__);
struct foo {
int bar;
};
int main() {
foo* a = new foo;
foo->bar = 10;
myprintf("foo->bar=%d\n", foo->bar);
return 0;
}
::>-----Original Message-----
::>#define debugs(SECTION, LEVEL, CONTENT) \
::> do { \
::> if ((Debug::level = (LEVEL)) <= Debug::Levels[SECTION]) { \
::> Debug::getDebugOut() << CONTENT; \
::> Debug::finishDebug(); \
::> } \
::> } while (/*CONSTCOND*/ 0)
::>
::>
::>
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