[WIP] C API #83
[WIP] C API #83
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It might be a good idea to use the standard C approach here, as #pragma once appears to be compiler dependent..
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If a compiler doesn't support pragma once, the rest of the stack won't compile either. This is a conscious design decision. Show me a modern compiler that doesn't support pragma once, and we can reconsider that choice. From this list, it seems that everything that we can reasonably support supports this paradigm
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pragma_once
NB, This may preclude some embedded compilers/platforms, but the fact that we're doing dynamic memory management (i.e. calls to malloc/new) already precludes them - if there's a reason to target these platforms, we'd have to do a rather large overhaul of everything and pragma once would be the least of our problems.
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If a compiler doesn't support pragma once, the rest of the stack won't compile either. This is a conscious design decision. Show me a modern compiler that doesn't support pragma once, and we can reconsider that choice. From this list, it seems that everything that we can reasonably support supports this paradigm
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pragma_once
NB, This may preclude some embedded compilers/platforms, but the fact that we're doing dynamic memory management (i.e. calls to malloc/new) already precludes them - if there's a reason to target these platforms, we'd have to do a rather large overhaul of everything and pragma once would be the least of our problems.
…rature RSCAL getter + UT
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I've been staring at this and can't find the difference...?
Neither can I, that’s my point. I don’t see any difference in these functions. The first one is different, the later ones are identical except the function name…
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@susilehtola Ohhh, I see. That was just because it wasn't fleshed out - the differences are apparent now |
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