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i have these GNU macro:

these macro works fine. and help me test if the function(even with a prototype) was defined.
my problem is can i convert

to Visual Studio code(for be compatible)?
because the Visual Studio don't have 'weak'

The converter performs automatically the full process of converting the files of a C project into the equivalent C files. Classes are created, var and functions becomes attributes and methods and the changes are propagated into all files. You just reference your C classes from C# code - it is much easier. Just giving you the option. To pack your C classes into dll you create new C project (in your existing solution) as Class Library, so if you build this project it will build into dll instead of exe. Then you just port your classes into this new project.

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I read '>https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/645d3065-85db-4ebf-ac20-70325dcc9318/c-how-use-weak-macro?forum=vclanguage and feel that you received some excellent replies there. I do get the feeling you want GCC in Visual Studio without any work. I could be wrong but that's the …

I have to write that in decades of coding, never needed this. I see others also wrote same at '>https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8814705/how-to-check-if-the-function-exists-in-c-c

How would such compile if you were to call a non-existant function?

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I read '>https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/645d3065-85db-4ebf-ac20-70325dcc9318/c-how-use-weak-macro?forum=vclanguage and feel that you received some excellent replies there. I do get the feeling you want GCC in Visual Studio without any work. I could be wrong but that's the feeling I got from reading that long discussion.

That said the most often this sort of thing comes up is someone is just wanting to use GCC code without a re-write. Sometimes it's unavoidable.

Here's what is likely going on:

This is something that doesn't work in the same way in Windows

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So it's a PITR.