PW>  TM> Better replace your #defines with enums.
PW> Why's that?
Because #defines don't only define constants but change the language.
Using enums, you can define constants without changing the language.
enum { myconstant = 42 };
and
#define myconstant 42
both  define  the  same  constant. The enum way allows you to nest the
constant into a class or namespace to prevent the  global  name  space
from being polluted.
The  only  usage  of  #define that I consider to be good style is when
it's used to prevent a header file from being included more than  once
per compilation unit.
Thomas
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