> > As
> > David mentioned all the SWIG directives begin with %, so just
> > don't use anything starting with % if you are thinking of
> > defining any macros.
>
> OK, good suggestion, but it doesn't help at all since I had no idea
> until I execute SWIG whether or not my choice of tokens is a reserved
> word or not, and then I get a cryptic error, and am left wondering what
> I've done wrong.
okay let's pick a word at random: "garbage". Is this a SWIG reserved word? Of course not, because it is not a C/C++ keyword and it doesn't start with %.
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