I have a curiosity about the preprocessor: In the following example, is there any difference if `CONCAT()` is #defined before or after `CONCAT_D()`?
Example 1: #define CONCAT(a, b) CONCAT_D(a, b) #define CONCAT_D(a, b) a ## b
Example 2: #define CONCAT_D(a, b) a ## b #define CONCAT(a, b) CONCAT_D(a, b)
In other words, are example 1 and 2 completely equivalent? Or, is there is a functional difference (proper expansion order, portability, etc)? Or, is there a performance difference (number of macro expansions, preprocessing time, etc)?
There is no difference between the two examples - none whatsoever. Regards Hartmun --------------- http://boost-spirit.com
I am asking because I would like to understand *in general* if the order in which I #define my macros when I program the preprocessor using Boost.Preprocessor might make a difference either functionally or for performance.
Thank you very much.
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