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The compliant solution would be to write the macro definitions without the semicolon at the end and leaving the decision to have a semicolon or not up to the user who is using the macro.

#define FOR_LOOP(n)  for(i=0; i<(n); i++)
main()
{
 	int i;
    	FOR_LOOP(3)
    	{
        	printf("Inside for loop\n");
    	}
}

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The compliant solution would be to write the macro definitions without the semicolon at the end and leaving the decision to have a semicolon or not up to the user while using the macro.

#define INCREMENT(x, max)    ((x) = ((x) + 1) % (max))
main()
{
     int index = 0;
     int value;
     value = INCREMENT(index, 10) + 2;
     .........
     ..........

}

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