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    Upvotes10Top Answeranswered Dec 25, 2013 at 1:43

    __COUNTER__ is a built-in in several common compilers. It is not possible to define manually. If you're stuck with a compiler that doesn't support it, your best option might be to run your code through a preprocessor that does support it before feeding it into the compiler.

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    Is __counter__ a C or C++ standard?It's not part of any C or C++ standard. Independent code that also uses __COUNTER__ might get confused. I thus wish to implement an equivalent to __COUNTER__ myself. __LINE__ (because multiple macros per line wouldn't get unique ids) BOOST_PP_COUNTER (because I don't want a boost dependency)
    Is __counter__ dangerous?__COUNTER__, unlike __LINE__, is very dangerous because it depends on which header files are included and what order.
    What happens if __counter__ is not available?If you invoke the macro more than once, you need each typedef to be unique. If __COUNTER__ is not available, the failover is to use __LINE__, but that will fail of you have the bad luck of using the macro on the same line in two different source files. How do you refer to that typedef again? __COUNTER__ will change each time you use it.
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