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|    Seungbeom Kim to All    |
|    Re: Wouldn't it be good to refactor __LI    |
|    27 Dec 12 02:36:45    |
   
   From: musiphil@bawi.org   
      
   On 2012-12-22 23:50, fmatthew5876 wrote:   
   >> link to a 23-page document? More specifically, how would replacing   
   >> __LINE__, etc. with a non-macro solution result in a better   
   >> program?   
   >   
   > I gave an example of this above with logging frameworks. Right now   
   > your log functions must either be macros or take macro arguments to   
   > automatically add file, line, and/or function information.   
   >   
   > This leads to naming problems as macros cannot be put into   
   > namespaces.   
      
   You wanted to avoid something like this:   
      
    myLineInfoPrinter(__FILE__, __LINE__, __func__);   
      
   and though you admitted that this worked perfectly:   
      
    struct LineInfo { ... };   
    #define LINE_INFO (LineInfo( __FILE__, __func__, __LINE__ ))   
      
    myLineInfoPrinter(LINE_INFO);   
      
   you wanted to use something like this eventually:   
      
    namespace std { struct line_info { ... }; }   
    myLineInfoPrinter(std::linfo);   
      
   I don't understand why the first two solutions are not sufficient and   
   what problems they have that the third one solves, besides the only   
   fact that they don't involve macros.   
      
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