Lines ending with backslashes are appended with the next
line and processed together. That includes comments. I've
added a few lines about it to the documentation.
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this is how the C/C++ preprocessors work.
people with background in these languages shouldn't find it
unusual, but this behaviour should be speciffied in the
documentation
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I've made the compiler spit out a warning in these cases. As said, this is the expected behavior, so this is the next best thing. gcc and cl do the same.
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Lines ending with backslashes are appended with the next
line and processed together. That includes comments. I've
added a few lines about it to the documentation.
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this is how the C/C++ preprocessors work.
people with background in these languages shouldn't find it
unusual, but this behaviour should be speciffied in the
documentation
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I've made the compiler spit out a warning in these cases. As said, this is the expected behavior, so this is the next best thing. gcc and cl do the same.