Re: #define and (brackets)

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Igor Tandetnik wrote:

The C++ language is what the C++ standard says it is. A C++ compiler that doesn't follow the C++ standard is called non-conforming, which is just a eupemism for "buggy".

I see your message vanity lines cite an RFC document. If every implementator followed your line of thought (which they don't), every MAIL PRODUCT in the market would be in some way or another "non-conforming", broken, and "buggy."

The only thing of interest shown in this thread, like in other similar threads, is that poor, ambiguous coding can confuse compilers, interpreters and/or results.

So what else is new?

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