> C++ template expansions can do the exact same things C macros do, with
> strict type-checking, and with smarter behavior, since you can change
> the code emitted depending on the type of the object.
> This can also replace loop unrolling in some cases, with much MORE
> control over what's goin on than with compiler flags.
Do we really want to replace straight-forward use of macros with
anything that requires 150 pages to be defined clearly?
Have a nice fortnight
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