Re: #ifdef statement inside #define

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On 8/18/06, Katharina Denkinger <kdenki@xxxxxx> wrote:




Has anyone an idea how to code following macro:



#define INIT()    \

    #ifdef THREDSAFE        \

              lock_mutex()   \

    #endif    \

The error ist that after a # operator there is an parameter expected. The normal escape doesn't help in this case.

Shure I can write this in every line I need it but I want to have a macro.

CU

Katharina



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// PS: THREDSAFE -> THREADSAFE
#ifdef THREDSAFE
  #define INIT() lock_mutex()
#else
  #define INIT()
#endif

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