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### 警告とエラーの報告

ユーザと対話するための正式な方法は `scala.reflect.macros.FrontEnds` のメソッドを使うことだ。
`c.error` はコンパイルエラーを報告し、`c.info` は警告を発令し、`c.abort` はエラーを報告しマクロの実行を停止する。
`c.error` はコンパイルエラーを報告し、`c.warning` は警告を発令し、`c.abort` はエラーを報告しマクロの実行を停止する。

scala> def impl(c: Context) =
c.abort(c.enclosingPosition, "macro has reported an error")
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### Reporting warnings and errors

The canonical way to interact with the user is through the methods of `scala.reflect.macros.FrontEnds`.
`c.error` reports a compilation error, `c.info` issues a warning, `c.abort` reports an error and terminates
`c.error` reports a compilation error, `c.warning` issues a warning, `c.abort` reports an error and terminates
execution of a macro.

scala> def impl(c: Context) =
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