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Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2002 16:27:00 +0200
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    Hi Alexander and Greg :)

>> > By the way: Multiline C Macros are depreached and will not be
>> Why is this?  Is it a C99 requirement?
>afaik its multi line strings that have been deprecated.

    Multiline C macros are not deprecated. In fact, there is nothing
such as 'multiline macros'. Multiline macros are built using the C
escape character, no more, no less, that makes the preprocesor to
ignore the carriage returns.

    Really it's multi line string literals that have been deprecated.

    Ra?l
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