Re: Automatically generate variables

Yevgen Muntyan wrote:

.... snip ...

It does, indeed. Point is that calling conventions, preprocessor
magic, syntax are all the same. If your program is

#include <windows.h>
int main (void)
{
return 0;
}

then it's a C program. If your program is

No it isn't. If it had #include "windows.h" it would be. There is
no such header in standard C, but the user is allowed to create all
the headers he wishes elsewhere. All he has to do is provide them.

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