So when looking into getting my define macro to work, I found the # and ## macro helpers, and used them to simplify my macro. The key part of the macro sets a variable to a string containing the name of the variable (but not the variable name alone). As a simplified example, let's take a macro called SET(X) that should expand SET(something) into something = "pre_something".
The only way I've found to do it so far is with two macros like #define QUOTE(X) #X and #define SET(X) X = QUOTE(pre_##X). However, using multiple macros seems excessive, and may cause problems with further macro expansion (I think). Is there a cleaner, one-line way of doing the same thing?
