问题描述
考虑一个(只读第三方)报头使用:
Consider a (read-only third-party) header lib.h
with:
#define XYZ 42
在一个源文件中,我想使用的字对于一个不相关的目的,并且不希望的取代与.但是,相同的源文件中,用于其他用途,我也确实希望访问从值没有硬编码.我如何的改名的从,比方说,?
In a source file, I want to use the word XYZ
for an unrelated purpose, and do not want the substitution with 42
. But, in the same source file, for other purposes, I also do want to access the value 42
from lib.h
without hardcoding it. How do I rename the macro from XYZ
to, say, LIB_XYZ
?
在以下不工作,因为预处理器要在当时的替换发生,但已经未定义:
The following does not work, because preprocessor wants XYZ
at the time the LIB_XYZ
substitution is made, but XYZ
had been undefined:
#include "lib.h"
#define LIB_XYZ XYZ
#undef XYZ
有没有办法诱使预处理器在XYZ
丢失之前将LIB_XYZ
扩展到最终值?
Is there a way to trick the preprocessor into expanding LIB_XYZ
to its final value before XYZ
is lost?
推荐答案
不与所述预处理器,至少,不,我知道的.
Not with the pre-processor, at least, not that I am aware of.
然而,对于具有已知类型等在例如简单的常数,有一种替代方法.
However, for simple constants with known type like in your example, there is a workaround.
#include <stdio.h>
// <xyz.h>
#define XYZ 42
// </xyz.h>
enum xyz_constants
{
LIB_XYZ = XYZ,
};
#undef XYZ
#define XYZ 27
int
main()
{
printf("old value: %d, new value: %d\n", LIB_XYZ, XYZ);
return 0;
}
未示出从,该代码被预处理以下面的绒毛.
Not showing the fluff from stdio.h
, this code is pre-processed to the following.
enum xyz_constants
{
LIB_XYZ = 42,
};
int
main()
{
printf("old value: %d, new value: %d\n", LIB_XYZ, 27);
return 0;
}
可以此扩展到一定程度上的其它数据类型和特定功能的类似的宏但当然有限制.
You can extend this to some degree to other data types and certain function-like macros but there are of course limits.
无论如何,为什么需要特定的标识符XYZ
?你不能为你的宏中使用不同的名字呢?
Anyway, why do you need the particular identifier XYZ
? Can't you use a different name for your macro?
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