> int main(){ > #define in a > int a,a_b; > a = r(b); > #undef in
> }
> where I need to construct a symbol ab, at the place where code is > executed.
> A g++ -E test.c, however insert a space between a and b.
> What could be possible solution for this?
Premature ## . Create helper macros to redirect the preprocessor until only the expanded token is pasted. In this case: #define s__(x,y) x##y #define s(x,y) s__(x,y) #define r(x) s(i(in),s(_,x))
Two things happen here: 1. r is defined as the result of a redirected paste macro. 2. s creates redirection so that results of expansion instead of the raw tokens are pasted.
The paste operator (##) has a higher precedence than expansion. so you need to create a paster and a wrapper to allow for expansion before pasting. With my modifications, gcc does not warn about invalid tokens. This warning needs to be taken very seriously though, it shows that your code is missing something.
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