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How can I write a macro which takes a variable number of arguments?

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How can I write a macro which takes a variable number of arguments?

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Here is one popular trick. Note that the parentheses around printf’s argument list are in the macro call, not the definition. #define DEBUG(args) (printf(“DEBUG: “), printf args) if(n !