Show HN: The Silicon C++14 Web Framework

Re:Show HN: The Silicon C++14 Web Framework by bratsche on Monday January 19, 2015 @09:57AM (#8912142)

It seems like you could do something like:

    #define IOD_SYM(name) iod_define_symbol(name, _##name);
    #define S(name) s::_##name;

Then use S(test) instead of @test and any files that need these symbols defined could just have IOD_SYM(test) at the top or something.

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Re:Show HN: The Silicon C++14 Web Framework by matt42 on Monday January 19, 2015 @10:08AM (#8912191)

#define S(name) is a bit dangerous. It would affect any C/C++ function called S.

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Re:Show HN: The Silicon C++14 Web Framework by pfultz2 on Monday January 19, 2015 @12:22PM (#8912832)

Actually using [ZLang](https://github.com/pfultz2/ZLang), you could define them like this:

    #define IOD_DEFINE_SYMBOL(name) iod_define_symbol(name, _##name)
    #define IOD_S(name) s::_##name

    #define ZLANG_iod_define (IOD_DEFINE_SYMBOL)
    #define ZLANG_iod_s (IOD_S)

And then compiling with `-DZLANG_NS=iod` you can call it like this:

    // Define symbols
    $(define hello)
    $(define message)

    auto hello_api = make_api(

        // The hello world procedure.
        $(s hello) = [] () { return D($(s message) = "Hello world."); }

    );

Also, ZLang can be supported without a need for a dependency on ZLang.

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