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![]() | Imperfect C++ Practical Solutions for Real-Life Programming By Matthew Wilson |
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Part Three. Language Concerns |
Chapter 16. KeywordsIt's easy to define new types in C++ (see Chapter 13), since that's one of the prime features of C++. It's harder to define values (see Chapter 15), but still eminently feasible. But it's pretty much impossible to introduce or effect new keywords in a safe manner. The only way to do this is with macros, which we all know are the last resort of the competent practitioner, even an imperfect one. So, into the breach we go.... ![]() |
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