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C macros cause errors if used for declaring functions and structs. It's rare, but rlgl.h in raylib does that.
My current idea on resolving this is having an argument for inputting if defines should be true or false and making a simple preprocessor for this purpose.
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I can use cpp -p but it would include other files and code elsewhere. It'd also remove definition macros that define variables like the RLGL_VERSION string.
C macros cause errors if used for declaring functions and structs. It's rare, but rlgl.h in raylib does that.
My current idea on resolving this is having an argument for inputting if defines should be true or false and making a simple preprocessor for this purpose.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: