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Compiler Bug? #define with < > or ( ) -
Yashas - 13.05.2015
Код:
#define Crap<A> CrapA
#define Crap<B> CrapB
It happens with ( ) too.
warning 201: redefinition of constant/macro (symbol "Crap<A>") for Crap<B> define
Where am I going wrong?
Compiler Bug?
EDIT:the example I gave may be misleading
I am sorry for giving bad example :P
Код:
#define SQL<int>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<float>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<float[]>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<int[]>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<*>::iterator new literator:
Re: Compiler Bug? #define with < > or ( ) -
JaydenJason - 13.05.2015
#define Crap<%0> Crap%0
?
Re: Compiler Bug? #define with < > or ( ) -
Yashas - 13.05.2015
I am sorry for giving bad example :P
Код:
#define SQL<int>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<float>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<float[]>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<int[]>::iterator new literator:
#define SQL<*>::iterator new literator: