typedef enum
{
ENUM1_A=0,
ENUM1_B,
}someEnum1_e;
typedef union
{
someEnum1_e value;
}someEnum1_e_t;
#define GET_ELEMENT(data_name) blah.#data_name
int main (void)
{
someEnum1_e_t blah = {ENUM1_A};
printf("val = %d ",GET_ELEMENT(value));
}
returns:
main.c: In function ‘main’:
main.c:27:41: error: expected identifier before string constant
printf("val = %d ",GET_ELEMENT(value));
^
main.c:21:38: note: in definition of macro ‘GET_ELEMENT’
#define GET_ELEMENT(data_name) blah.#data_name
How can I access to blah.value using ## or # in C macro ?
不要使用#
:
#define GET_ELEMENT(data_name) blah.data_name
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