> But, I don't want take this function-like way. > > 2006/5/16, corey taylor <corey.taylor@xxxxxxxxx>: > > Kind of an odd request, but I suppose that you could do something like: > > > > #define CMNT(exp) > > > > But then you'd have to wrap the comment: > > > > CMNT(this is a comment) If you insist on the following comment-style: COMMENT ... stuff to read ... you might as well pre-preprocess your source with another filter. [Makefile] # Converts .cpp-sed to .cpp file by applying sed filter. .cpp-sed.cpp: sed '/^COMMENT/d' $< > $@ [EOF] This could be a poor-man's way of prepending your compile-chain with another tool. (Generalize to your favorite scripting or stream-editing language, if you like.) BTW, 'm4' is another powerful preprocessor, whose comment-style is programmable, if you really want some sophistication. (Probably overkill, IMO.) Fang
