choroba:

Actually, you *do* need a stack if you're going to properly handle the #else clauses. Otherwise, you won't remember the previous value(s) of the print vs. don't print states.

#if 0
  this shouldn't print
  #if 1
     nor should this
  #else
     nor this
  #end
#else
  but this should
  #if 1
     as should this
  #else
     but not this
  #end
  This should print, but where are you storing the information
  to know it without a stack?
#else
  If you got that one right, howzabout this one?
#end

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In reply to Re^2: nested #if directive matching matching by roboticus
in thread nested #if directive matching matching by prassi

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