C preprocessor init array -

i'm writing complex macro , need pass array initializer. have trouble do:

#define init_arr(var_name,arr_data) int var_name[] = arr_data

then call

init_arr(mynm,{1,2,3});

but preprocessors interprets commas (also 1 inside curly braces) new macro parameter gives me error:

error:  #55-d: many arguments in invocation of macro "init_arr"

preprocessor not ignore () can do:

#define init_arr(var_name,arr_data) int var_name[] = {arr_data} init_arr(mynm,(1,2,3));

but interpreted

int mynm[] = {(1,2,3)};

which not correct c.

is there way how it?? example remove braces parameter?

i think cracked it:

#define myargs(...) __va_args__ #define init_arr(var_name,arr_data) int var_name[] = {myargs arr_data} init_arr(myarr,(1,2,3,4));

will interpreted correctly as:

int myarr[] = {1,2,3,4};

annoying_squid's answer helped me figure out...

RT