Redundant parathensis in C

Hi all, I do agree with you people and very much conscious about C language principles, but after all C logic can be bypassed as we people have only developed the C. In this case my intention is that you people should come out with OUT OF BOX solution for this , being an embedded developer I generally come across situations where I have to convert the C++/JAVA code into C(for lower end systems that don't support OOPS), I was just fiddling with if else construct....

The approach from my end is to befool the compiler anyhow and lets bypass the conditional check for if using pragma directives or assert macros... I was looking ahead in this direction...

Can we come out for its solution...???

"C logic can be bypassed as we people have only developed the C"

If you want to "bypass" C syntax requirements, then you are talking about a new language.

More practically, you could write your own preprocessor and expand if() statements any way you like.

How did you wind up with an if() in the first place?  Could you supply a practical example?

"C logic can be bypassed as we people have only developed the C"

If you want to "bypass" C syntax requirements, then you are talking about a new language.

More practically, you could write your own preprocessor and expand if() statements any way you like.

How did you wind up with an if() in the first place?  Could you supply a practical example?

Noto dure you can replace a C keyword with a define...

This is what I was suggesting:

#define TRUE 1

if(TRUE) {

     whatever

}

This is one obvious and historical way of making simple

C if-statements more readable.

There are many ways to use #define statements in making C

quite readable to organizational standards.

That is why #define is called a macro statement,

with historical roots in various assembly languages.

Part 2.

By a new preprocessor, I meant to either (1) change the existing C preprocessor (cpp, which is open source) or (2) write a new one to front-end `cpp`.  I doubt if amending cpp or creating a new preprocessor is worth it.

Akshay still has not articulated the circumstance where "if()" is generated or derived from something else.  Clearly, one would not create meaningless code like that by hand.