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## of ##name in PyObject* ##name = init_number(tmp_##name, value); should be removed.
Is this change valid? I don't have a Windows machine to check this change won't break the build.
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Won't removing ## break the macro, though, since e.g. tmpIn won't exist but instead simply be name? (And sorry about the late response; been on holiday.)
g++ (6.3.1) and clang++ (3.9.1), I've got
PyObject* ##name = init_number(tmp_##name, value);
get preprocessed to
PyObject*tmpIn = init_number(tmp_tmpIn, ((inI) >> 1))
##
of##name
inPyObject* ##name = init_number(tmp_##name, value);
should be removed.Is this change valid? I don't have a Windows machine to check this change won't break the build.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: