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I came across some C code where the author uses the following idiom all over the place:
typedef __int32 FOO_INT32; #define FOO_INT32 FOO_INT32 What is the point of doing this? Shouldn’t the typedef be enough? It is a workaround for some wonky C compilers out there?
With the
#defineinstruction, you’ll then be able to test if the typedef has been done somewhere else in the code using :