Re: pre-processor string replacement




#define status "23"
#define status "44"

What did you expect to see?

--
Ian Collins.

i expect first statement to replace status of second statement with
23, so it would be

#define "23" "43"...

which isn't the case, so i though string replacement never happens in
pre-processor statement, however the second example i pointed proves
that understanding is not correct.

.

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