Eric Blake wrote:
> Then that's a bug in FAAC. Using any identifier in the __ namespace is
> admitting that your code is relying on implementation details, and it
> deserves to break when ported to a different implementation.
>
> That said, submit a patch, and it will probably be applied, since it won't
> violate any standards to provide such a define.
Not to mention the fact that it's incredibly silly to rely on libc
headers to define something as trivial as the stringify operator which
is a standard part of the C language. Does it also require
__COMMENTBEGIN to be defined as /*? __BRACEBEGIN as {? Why not just
use #x in the code in the first place?
By the way, I don't see why you can't just build this package like:
./configure CPPFLAGS="-D__STRING=#x" ..rest of configure options..
There's no need to modify any source for something this trivial.
Brian
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