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Well - in C, you can use macros as well as in Lisp. Classically, you'd use X-Macros, requiring a separate file to hold the list of bytecodes; in the modern styl
by scatters 7y ago
Well - in C, you can use macros as well as in Lisp. Classically, you'd use X-Macros, requiring a separate file to hold the list of bytecodes; in the modern style you can use Boost.Preprocessor to operate on preprocessor data structures.
- saghm 7y agoYou can use Boost in C? Is this something that's commonly done? I thought Boost was for C++
- AlotOfReading 7y agoBoost.Preprocessor is the only part usable from C, though I wouldn't generally recommend using it.