C Macro Expansion Question

Is there a way to create a C #define macro such that a call to it: nop_delay(5) would yield the following expanded code?: _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; Thanks, Tom...
C Macro Expansion Question

Is there a way to create a C #define macro such that a call to it: nop_delay(5) would yield the following expanded code?: _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; Thanks, Tom...
C Macro Expansion Question

Is there a way to create a C #define macro such that a call to it: nop_delay(5) would yield the following expanded code?: _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; Thanks, Tom...
C Macro Expansion Question

Is there a way to create a C #define macro such that a call to it: nop_delay(5) would yield the following expanded code?: _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; _nop()_; Thanks, Tom...
A51 Limits of Macro-expansion??

Is there a Limit of the total size of macro-expanded code? (in V5.10) I've made a library of very handy macros which expand to a remarkably large listing. Sometimes, when I define additional macros...