While leaving it blank is the obvious option, I’d go with
#define conditional_noop(x) do {} while(0)
This trick is obviously no-op, but forces you to write a semicolon after conditional_noop(123)
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While leaving it blank is the obvious option, I’d go with
#define conditional_noop(x) do {} while(0)
This trick is obviously no-op, but forces you to write a semicolon after conditional_noop(123)
.