scanf macro and printf macro

[daydreamer]

No, Yves, Real Men^TM don't need to count the arguments, and they don't produce bugs! The others can go for C/C++, where argument counting and type checking is, of course, obligatory

@Yves: Perhaps we could register at a C++ forum, and try to convince them that type checking is not necessary, what do you think? We might become very popular, even famous

well if you prefer type lots of shifts,altgr combos and do typing that typecasting requires on loads of types,that you dont need in assembler,go ahead
for example:
myicon=(HICON)LoadImage(
SendMessage(hWnd,WM_SETTEXT,(LPARAM)text,NULL);
and many more+ it leads to frustrating time spent for CPP beginners getting those kinda wrong types errors and solve
yes you can have small windows program if you strip it off the two icons,but  in earlier than win10,needs to download few megabytes Cpp runtime to work

maybe need to create a "spoonfeeding" script for newbies?

another annoying Cpp I had many years ago was changes of versions every now and then,I wasted loads of times to try make game programming for dummies CD's example work and libraries and it was impossible because it was completely different CPP versions,so I gave up:(