Compiler feature: warn on bad macro math

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Feature request. I have following macro:
#define MS(X) (1000.0f/((float)(X)*(float)OPL3CLOCK))

I statically use it to define member of global struct, as MS(0.0).
This is my fault here.
I use several compilers to compile win32 target: GCC, TCC, OpenWatcom2, Digital Mars free.

All compiler preprocessor compute value to +infinity except OW2 which computes to 0.0.
Then Digital Mars also does something special: it warns me about divide by zero in static code.

Feature request: warning like DMars for such cases.

Static value resolution at your latitude.