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Hi,

The # operator converts a parameter to a string. Is there a way to
"anti" string?

For e.g.

char *p="abc";
char *q="xyz";

#define declare_fun(x) void <anti string>x( void)

main()
{

  declare_func(*p);
  declare_func(*q);
}

I would like to get the following after the preprocessor is run:

main()
{
  void abc(void);
  void xyz(void);
}

Is there a way to achieve this?

Thanks,
Parag
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