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macro

Code that writes code; its name ends with !, like println!.

A macro is invoked with a trailing ! and expands into ordinary Rust code at compile time; println! is one.

Examples

  • The ! in println!("Hello, world!"); marks a macro call; the macro expands into code that formats and prints the text.

See also

format string function declarative macro
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