> DN> if (*MK_FP(here,there))   /* Or VAL if this is your preferred
 > DN> obfuscation */ fptr = func1;
 > Me?Obfuscate?Never!:-)

The correct syntax is:

    Me ? Obfuscate : !Ever; /* :-) */

Don't worry about me - I'm a little jaded on gratuitous use of #define.
Some folks want to write C in other languages (like Pascal) and tend to get
#define happy, which more often than not makes the code incredibly
difficult to read by anyone else but themselves. Somehow they think it more
asthetically pleasing, or perhaps an accomplishment in itself, but unless
there is some intrinsic *technical* value in using a #define (like a
manifest constant or some other common value used in many source places
that may be subject to change at some future date), then it should be
avoided at all costs. IMVHO.

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