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Say you want to generate a matched list of identifiers and strings enum { NAME_ONE, NAME_TWO, NAME_THREE }; myFunction(NAME_ONE, "NAME_ONE"); myFunction(NAME_TWO, "NAME_TWO"); myFunction(NAME_THREE, "NAME_THREE"); ..without repeating yourself, and without auto-generating the code, using C/C++ macros Initial guess: You could add an #include file containing myDefine(NAME_ONE) myDefine(NAME_TWO) myDefine(NAME_THREE) Then use it twice like: #define myDefine(a) a, enum { #include "definitions" } #undef myDefine #define myDefine(a) myFunc(a, "a"); #include "definitions" #undef myDefine but #define doesn't let you put parameters within a string?
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