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What kind of macros are permissable?

Other than the fact that the macro below implies fixed size buffers, is
it unsafe to use?

#define MEMSET( __v__, __s__ ) memset( (__v__), 0x00, (__s__) )

Apr 11 '06 #1
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kleutervreter wrote:
Other than the fact that the macro below implies fixed size buffers, is
it unsafe to use?

#define MEMSET( __v__, __s__ ) memset( (__v__), 0x00, (__s__) )


I imagine there could be problems with the underscores as anything that
starts with two underscores is reserved for implementation use.

Such a macro doesn't imply a fixed size...it just does a cut and paste
routine in the code basically.

Apr 11 '06 #2
Noah Roberts wrote:
kleutervreter wrote:
Other than the fact that the macro below implies fixed size buffers,
is it unsafe to use?

#define MEMSET( __v__, __s__ ) memset( (__v__), 0x00, (__s__) )


I imagine there could be problems with the underscores as anything
that starts with two underscores is reserved for implementation use.


Correction: any name that _contains_ two consecutive underscores is
reserved by the implemenation. IOW, "v__" would also be reserved.

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