Re: Macro redefinition

Tor Rustad <tor_rustad@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

Ben Pfaff wrote:
Tor Rustad <tor_rustad@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

However, there is a translation limit of "509 characters in a logical
source line", and isn't logical source lines made up after
line-splicing your ISO8583_DEFS above?

Interesting point. I've not run into an implementation (yet)
that has such a stringent limit. I notice that C99 expanded the
limit to 4095 characters.

In my case, there will be _at least_ 128 lines to splice, each line on
average ca. 50 characters long, in total 6400 characters minimum.

Then you'd definitely be better off an include file.
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    ... and isn't logical source lines made up after ... line-splicing your ISO8583_DEFS above? ... that has such a stringent limit. ... limit to 4095 characters. ...
    (comp.lang.c)