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2009/12/16 James Hawkins truiken@gmail.com:
Also, you should never pass a function to a macro. What if FAILED were defined as: FAILED(x) (x & MASK1) | (x & MASK2) ?
Also, you should never pass a function to a macro. What if FAILED were defined as:
FAILED(x) (x & MASK1) | (x & MASK2)
?
Then the macro is broken, although admittedly most macros probably are.
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