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Is enum a suitable way to implement a "local define?"
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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Rentsch" data-source="post: 5155092"><p>Right! I should have double checked before posting.</p><p></p><p><counter-nit-pick>In most (okay, probably all) implmentations,</p><p>null pointer constants can be evaluated at compile time, but</p><p>I believe the Standard does not /require/ them to be evaluable</p><p>at compile time.</counter-nit-pick></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim Rentsch, post: 5155092"] Right! I should have double checked before posting. <counter-nit-pick>In most (okay, probably all) implmentations, null pointer constants can be evaluated at compile time, but I believe the Standard does not /require/ them to be evaluable at compile time.</counter-nit-pick> [/QUOTE]
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