Re: Re: Make C look like something Else?

[andy.powell@xxxxxxx]

Mark,

Thanks, Boes that mean then that I could create my own include file with=20
the Defines in it and just ensure that it was the very first include (ie=20
before any other code...??

and I guess that this:=20

#define END PROC }

is not possible...

Andy





"Mark Hetherington" <mark.egroups@xxxxxxx>
06/06/2001 15:34
Please respond to ukha_d

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To:     ukha_d@xxxxxxx
cc:=20
Subject:        [ukha_d] Re: Make C look like something Else?

--- In ukha_d@y..., andy.powell@l... wrote:
> Folks,
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> I seem to remember many moons ago someone telling me that you could=20
> basically make C look like another language.. does anyone know any=20
more=20
> detail on how this is achieved? Or am I talking B%ll=A3%ks ?
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You could do it with macros.=20

E.g.=20

For the C code

void Test()
{
printf("test");
while(!kbhit));
}


You use

#define STARTPROC(name) void (name)() {
#define ENDPROC }
#define PRINT printf
#define WAITKEY while(!kbhit));

STARTPROC Test

PRINT("test");
WAITKEY

ENDPROC


HTH.
Mark.




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