"VERY VERBOSE" macro

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I have a problem with 'very verbose' macro.
What is precise definition and main task of this macro?
Whether is this macro for a particular operating system?
How many argument neeeds this macro?

Posted 3-Sep-10 20:23pm

soheilasharifi

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Sandeep Mewara 4-Sep-10 3:05am

I Google 'VERY VERBOSE" macro' and didn't saw anything much there. Hope it's a C++ macro and not some custom built.

Richard MacCutchan 10-Jul-12 15:38pm

How do you expect anyone to help you unless you show the code of the macro in question? We cannot see what is on your screen.

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Paul Michalik · Answer 1 · 2010-09-04T01:27:00

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No, "very verbose" is not a valid c++ name for a macro. Please, specify what you exactly mean.

Posted 4-Sep-10 1:27am

Paul Michalik