Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to platforms with unusual constraints)." in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p. 1022
Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne
Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable
and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can
even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to
write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to
platforms with unusual constraints)."
in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p.
1022
Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to platforms with unusual constraints)." in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p. 1022
pjb
ptyxs writes:
Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to platforms with unusual constraints)." in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p. 1022
Les templates permettent de tout faire (Turing Complete), mais certaines choses ne se font pas aussi facilement avec les templates qu'avec des macros, même des macros aussi limitées que celles de cpp, qui elles ne sont pas Turing Complete, il faudrait ajouter une boucle, ce qui peut se faire dans le makefile ou un script:
Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne
Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable
and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can
even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to
write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to
platforms with unusual constraints)."
in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p.
1022
Les templates permettent de tout faire (Turing Complete), mais
certaines choses ne se font pas aussi facilement avec les templates
qu'avec des macros, même des macros aussi limitées que celles de cpp,
qui elles ne sont pas Turing Complete, il faudrait ajouter une boucle,
ce qui peut se faire dans le makefile ou un script:
Au bout du compte vous semblez rejoindre ce que dit Bjarne Stroustrup :
"We consider macros seriously overused, but there are no reasonable and complete alternatives to the use of macros in C programs. It can even be hard to avoid them in C++ programs (especially if you have to write programs that have to be portable to very old compilers or to platforms with unusual constraints)." in Programming Principles and Practise Using C++ - Chapitre 27, p. 1022
Les templates permettent de tout faire (Turing Complete), mais certaines choses ne se font pas aussi facilement avec les templates qu'avec des macros, même des macros aussi limitées que celles de cpp, qui elles ne sont pas Turing Complete, il faudrait ajouter une boucle, ce qui peut se faire dans le makefile ou un script:
