Re: Example use of macro to minimize and generalize the code

[Michael Heerdegen]

Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> writes:

> - ID is necessary;

Your macro calls always ignore what you specify at that argument's
position.  Instead, the macros refer to a (free) variable `id'.  AFAICT,
with your current implementation nothing would change if you would
remove the macro argument (and the `ignore' call) and simply don't use
it.

Typically, the backquote expression in the macro body would have ",id"
instead of "id" to include the value specified by the ID argument.  The
compiler warning is not just noise.

Michael.