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Why? You wrote a function, not a macro.
by geophile 6y ago
Why? You wrote a function, not a macro.
- xondono 6y agoAccidentally overwrote the middle step: Junior developer puts the one liner on google, finds the typical macro definition and does the change.
- adrianmonk 6y agoMaybe they mean that you might have been unintentionally relying on double evaluation, and then you take it away, and something breaks. Because it worked for the wrong reasons.