Generating Pascal/custom string literals with C++ macro
Hi all,
Does anyone know if it is possible to generate Pascal/custom string literals via a C++ macro?
For example:
Just as 'SomeFunction("Hello")' would implicitly construct an ASCIIZ string and compile its associated address within the function call, is it possible to construct a macro of the form 'SomeFunction(_MyMacro("Hello"))' in order to generate compile-time Pascal/custom string literals?
All comments, good or bad, are gratefully received.
Cheers, Lee.
ROFL ROFL ROFL!!!!
Who on earth derived the class name "Cliteral"; best thing I've seen since someone wrote an entire COBOL program in the 80's, using nothing but profanity; you know "open legs", "insert...."<cough>
Anyhow, on a more serious note, I think this certainly touches upon the functionality that I'm looking for.
I shall study your code a little closer tomorrow.
Cheers dude!
Who on earth derived the class name "Cliteral"; best thing I've seen since someone wrote an entire COBOL program in the 80's, using nothing but profanity; you know "open legs", "insert...."<cough>
Anyhow, on a more serious note, I think this certainly touches upon the functionality that I'm looking for.
I shall study your code a little closer tomorrow.
Cheers dude!
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