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In article <1994Feb17.160043.575@ifi.unizh.ch>,
Peter Boehnlein <bohnlein@ifi.unizh.ch> wrote:
>I'd like to write a macro that way that in the generated file
>carriage returns are contained (easies proof-reading). Any ideas how
>to do this?

Btw, don't forget to use CRs in your own articles ;-).

I don't understand what you mean by "generated file".  If you would
spread a macro definition across multiple lines, put a backslash at
the end of each line:

 #define STACK( T ) \
 class PASTE(Stack,T) { \
    T* arr; \
 public: \
 /*...*/ \
 };

There's an example and other useful info about macros in the
comp.lang.c FAQ (rtfm.mit.edu, pub/usenet/comp.lang.c/*).

Jamshid Afshar
jamshid@ses.com

Hi out there,

I'd like to write a macro that way that in the generated file carriage returns are contained (easies proof-reading). Any ideas how to do this?

Any hints are highly appreciated.

Thanks -- Peter

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