Dr. Juno Woods
Dr. Juno Woods
Yes they are. It's a macro which puts them in a namespace for c++ or gives them prefixes for C. On Sat, Feb 20, 2016 at 12:06 AM Sameer Deshmukh...
Oh, hmm. You may actually be right, and I'm not sure how that happened if so. Sorry. ^^;; Just to check, can you figure out how to generate the post-processed...
Uh, no. Just add the gcc flag for outputting preprocessed files to extconf, and go look in the build directory.
This is going to be a tricky one to merge, because we have to test it on a whole bunch of systems and can't just rely on Travis-CI. One thing...
@ktns Have a look at the commit history for extconf.rb to get an idea for how complicated it has been to make this config work for all systems. =/
@v0dro What are your thoughts?
@cedlemo Well, @v0dro hasn't replied. I'd say go for it. Thanks for offering!
Presumably this is not backwards compatible, right? So we should probably do some kind of `#ifdef`?
Can you provide example code? (Meta: This is more of a bug than an enhancement.)