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It's possible to use another macro languages with C/C++. For example, cvstrac uses «translate» tool to replace `@` with `cgi_printf`.
by oneshtein 2y ago
It's possible to use another macro languages with C/C++. For example, cvstrac uses «translate» tool to replace `@` with `cgi_printf`.
- MiguelX413 2y agoIt's significantly less portable to do so.
- int_19h 2y agoSo long as it's a separate facility that is not aware of C++ syntax and semantics, you get the same problems wrt hygiene and lack of ability to resolve symbols.