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When defining macro with zero arguments we can define it with parentheses, thus looking more like function or without parentheses.
What is preferable (probably there’s no right answer) way of doing it?
As a general rule, I would expect
MACRO()to generate executable code, which may have side-effects. I useMACRO(sans parentheses) for more structural things that yield declarations, boilerplate, or constants.