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Is it possible to put a macro in a macro in c++?
Something like:
#define Something\
#ifdef SomethingElse\ //do stuff \
#endif\
I tried and it didn't work so my guess is it doesn't work, unless there's some sort of syntax that can fix it?
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Macros, yes. Preprocessor directives, which are what you posted, no
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No, but you can simply refactor this by pulling the #ifdef out as the toplevel, and using two different #define Something ... versions for the true and false branches of the #ifdef.
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