Dinoneno Wed Nov 24, 2010 12:58 am
Since ccz80 3.0.0 the sentence const disappears and is replaced by define, which also allows you to define macros. Actually use define in the same way that using const defines a macro without parameters, but you can define macros with parameters.
Example:
define ADD = 5;
You can use in any expression ADD with value 5.
But also:
define ADD(a, b) = a + b;
And you can use in any expression ADD(3, 2), by example, and you get the value 5.
If you don't need macros with parameters, you can only replace all appearances of const by define.