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How to accomplish this function in C/C++

#1
I need a macro which helps to output the given parameter's name and value. It's something like the following code.

#define AA "Hello"
#define BB "World"
#define PRINT(input_param) printf("input_param: %s\n", (input_param))
void main()
{
PRINT(AA);
PRINT(BB);
}

I'm expecting the result: `AA: Hello\n BB: World\n`


But obviously it's not.
Anybody can correct me? Thanks.
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#2
You need to stringize the macro name with `#`. This is how `assert()` works as well:

#define AA "Hello"
#define BB "World"
#define PRINT(input_param) printf(#input_param ": %s\n", (input_param))
void main()
{
PRINT(AA);
PRINT(BB);
}

It may be more clear if I wrote it like this:

#define PRINT(input_param) printf("%s: %s\n", #input_param, (input_param))
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