Built-in macros in C language (define log macros)

When we write C language programs, we often use macro definitions. C language also has many built-in macros.
Powerful built-in macros:

Let's write a program that defines a log macro to get a feel for it.

#include #define LOG(s) do { \ printfspan>("%s %s [%s:%d] %s\n", __DATE__,__TIME__,__FILE__,__LINE__,s);\ }while(0)void f(){LOG("Enter f()...");LOG("Exit f()...");}int main(){LOG("Enter main()...");f();LOG("Exit main()...");return 0;}

Run it to see the effect:

See it runAs a result, doesn't it feel very familiar? Isn't the compilation information of the compilers we use like this?When writing code in the future, it is very convenient to write log information or debug in this way.