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<linus2>
fche: printf("value = %30s",p1); printf("value = %30s",p2); how to make 30 to be a macro
<linus2>
so when I change the marco, I can change all the related value
<linus2>
If change every "30" by hand, it is tedious
<fche>
hmmmmmm string literals auto-concatenate so you could have @define format %( "%30s" %)
<fche>
printf("value = " @format , p1)
<fche>
kind of thing
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<linus2>
fche: magic grammar
<linus2>
cool
<linus2>
great
<linus2>
better used than C
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<fche>
every day as many as twenty four hours go by
<irker774>
systemtap: fche systemtap.git:master * release-4.3-36-g046fa017d / runtime/linux/uprobes-inode.c: RHBZ1847676 cont'd: one more uprobes-inode/onthefly concurrency control
<linus2>
time and tide wait for no man
<linus2>
fche: magic
<linus2>
I have a machine not apply the pack updated nowadays, but it can probe the openmp code