Hello
This is raghu. And I want to know about the meaning of the statement
given below
log_txt( __FILE__, __LINE__, ##argList);
in above statement what does FILE ,LINE ##argList mean. I want to know
about is it possiable to send arguments like that.
Thanking you in advance
6  2109 
raghu wrote:
Hello
This is raghu. And I want to know about the meaning of the statement
given below
log_txt( __FILE__, __LINE__, ##argList);
in above statement what does FILE ,LINE ##argList mean. I want to know
about is it possiable to send arguments like that.
Look __FILE__, __LINE__ and ## up in K&R. It's all explained clearly there.
--
Ian Collins.
Ian Collins wrote:
raghu wrote:
Hello
This is raghu. And I want to know about the meaning of the statement
given below
log_txt( __FILE__, __LINE__, ##argList);
in above statement what does FILE ,LINE ##argList mean. I want to know
about is it possiable to send arguments like that.
Look __FILE__, __LINE__ and ## up in K&R. It's all explained clearly there.
maybe I'm talking out of my ass, but I always thought that using ', ##'
(to suppress the
comma when the last argument is void) is a GCC extension, and not K&R
or standard C.
Racaille said:
>
Ian Collins wrote:
>raghu wrote:
Hello
This is raghu. And I want to know about the meaning of the statement
given below
log_txt( __FILE__, __LINE__, ##argList);
in above statement what does FILE ,LINE ##argList mean. I want to know
about is it possiable to send arguments like that.
Look __FILE__, __LINE__ and ## up in K&R. It's all explained clearly
there.
maybe I'm talking out of my ass, but I always thought that using ', ##'
(to suppress the
comma when the last argument is void) is a GCC extension, and not K&R
or standard C.
## is standard C preprocessor syntax for token-pasting. Its use outside a
macro definition (or of course a comment, string literal, etc) is simply an
error.
--
Richard Heathfield
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29/7/1999 http://www.cpax.org.uk
email: rjh at the above domain, - www.
2006-11-29 <rM********************@bt.com>,
Richard Heathfield wrote:
Racaille said:
>>
Ian Collins wrote:
>>raghu wrote:
Hello
This is raghu. And I want to know about the meaning of the statement
given below
log_txt( __FILE__, __LINE__, ##argList);
in above statement what does FILE ,LINE ##argList mean. I want to know
about is it possiable to send arguments like that.
Look __FILE__, __LINE__ and ## up in K&R. It's all explained clearly
there.
maybe I'm talking out of my ass, but I always thought that using ', ##'
(to suppress the
comma when the last argument is void) is a GCC extension, and not K&R
or standard C.
## is standard C preprocessor syntax for token-pasting. Its use outside a
macro definition (or of course a comment, string literal, etc) is simply an
error.
GCC does assign it special meaning within variadic macro definitions
where the token before it is the comma and the token after it is the
name of the variadic argument list (gcc variadic macros can have that be
somthing other than __VA_LIST__)
This is all off-topic, of course, but still better than trying to
explain it in a "standard" context when it's clearly a non-standard
usage.
Richard Heathfield wrote:
## is standard C preprocessor syntax for token-pasting. Its use outside a
macro definition (or of course a comment, string literal, etc) is simply an
error.
OK, is this usage of '##' standard c99 ?
--
#define COCO(a, ...) a, ## __VA_ARGS__
int
main(void)
{
return COCO(0);
}
--
my impression was that no, it isn't. But I may be wrong. That's why I
asked.
"Racaille" <0x********@gmail.comwrote:
>
Richard Heathfield wrote:
## is standard C preprocessor syntax for token-pasting. Its use outside a
macro definition (or of course a comment, string literal, etc) is simply an
error.
OK, is this usage of '##' standard c99 ?
#define COCO(a, ...) a, ## __VA_ARGS__
No. It's Ganuck.
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