kearns@softrue.UUCP (Steven Kearns) (01/22/91)
Given:
#define one(a, b) a b
What does "one((c,d), {c,d})" expand to?
If {} are considered parentheses, then arm 16.3 would suggest
"(c,d) {c,d}", otherwise I might expect an error because
it is interpreted as one("(c,d)", "{c", "d}").
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********************************************************diamond@jit345.swstokyo.dec.com (Norman Diamond) (01/22/91)
In article <1.UUL1.3#8618@softrue.UUCP> kearns@softrue.UUCP (Steven Kearns) writes: >#define one(a, b) a b >What does "one((c,d), {c,d})" expand to? >If {} are considered parentheses, then arm 16.3 would suggest >"(c,d) {c,d}", otherwise I might expect an error because >it is interpreted as one("(c,d)", "{c", "d}"). The "otherwise" is correct; you should get an error. -- Norman Diamond diamond@tkov50.enet.dec.com If this were the company's opinion, I wouldn't be allowed to post it.