@0xabad1dea I love preprocessor macros in principle but wow do they get super annoying to track down when you're reading someone else's codebase.
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Jacob Christian Munch-Andersen
In response to this post@gsuberland @0xabad1dea The problem is that macros are mostly used as band-aids for things that C really should do natively but can't. My C code is plastered with macros, but I don't think I have ever written one that couldn't reasonably have been replaced with functionality already present in other languages.
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Aaron Sawdey, Ph.D.
In response to this post@gsuberland @0xabad1dea still easier to track down than templates and inheritance …
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