I was wondering if it was possible to define a macro in C++ that defines another macro that can be used in later code. Is this possible, or is the preprocessor used by g++ too limited for this?
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I was wondering if it was possible to define a macro in C++ that defines another macro that can be used in later code. Is this possible, or is the preprocessor used by g++ too limited for this?
No, you cannot define a macro within the expansion of another macro.