> use nodecl not cdecl so that no definition is produced.
I'll test it out.
> There is nothing particularly different when it comes to binding C functions
> vs macros in nim - in the end it is just a codegen.
Perhaps I need to explain a bit more :). I'm making a Nim wrapper to the Julia
progra
use `nodecl` not `cdecl` so that no definition is produced.
There is nothing particularly different when it comes to binding C functions vs
macros in nim - in the end it is just a codegen.
Though as you mentioned in your comment this can be extremely unreliable due to
codegen **and** C macros in the same place - stray comma can completely mess up
everyt
Hello, I've got a tricky question : Is Nim able to reliably bind function
defined as macro in C code or am I wasting my time ?
I'm talking stuff like :
extern void coolFuncDontLookAtExplosion(void *);
#define coolFuncDontLookAtExplosion(arg1)
\ // define your super macr
