Can someone tell me how line 28 of code gr_fir_ccf_generic.cc works.
line 28 #if (2 == 4)
According to me this condition will always fail isn’t it? If it doesn’t
(I
am clueless … i think it does … well i am no expert in C++) then
can
someone please “enlighten” me.
Can someone tell me how line 28 of code gr_fir_ccf_generic.cc works.
line 28 #if (2 == 4)
According to me this condition will always fail isn’t it?
Yes.
This is a convenient way to disable something permanently without
removing the code. Maybe the author needs it for debugging or wants to
keep it for later.
Patrick
Engineers motto: cheap, good, fast: choose any two
Patrick S.
Student of Telematik, Techn. University Graz, Austria
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