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#define MY_CONST 20
#define OTHER_CONST 10
My code only makes sense if MY_CONST > OTHER_CONST. How can I guarantee this with the preprocessor? Is there any command like this?
#assert MY_CONST < OTHER_CONST
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Is there any command like this?
#assert MY_CONST < OTHER_CONST
#if OTHER_CONST >= MY_CONST
#error "Error, OTHER_CONST >= MY_CONST"
#endif
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