stdbool.h: Update for C23

[minsoochoo0122_proton.me]

Summary

When a compiler with C23 or higher is detected, builtin bool, true,
and false are used to conform the C23 standard.

[minsoochoo0122_proton.me]

Add __STDC_VERSION_STDBOOL_H__ as the header file now conforms C23.

[imp]

include/stdbool.h

30

This doesn't match normal header practice.
I'd be tempted to just use #pragma once

48

Why?

[minsoochoo0122_proton.me]

include/stdbool.h

30

This doesn't match normal header practice.
I'd be tempted to just use #pragma once

C23 N3220 draft

This is a version test macro that tells the current implmented C standard version of a header file.

• 7.1.2 (Standard Headers)
  • 6: Some standard headers define or declare identifiers that had not been present in previous versions of this document. To allow implementations and users to adapt to that situation, they also define a version macro for feature test of the form __STDC_VERSION_ XXXX_H__ which expands to 202311L, where XXXX is the all-caps spelling of the corresponding header <xxxx.h>.

48

Why?

I wanted to make sure that those are keywords in C23 and c++, but now it seems redundant. I'll remove them.

[minsoochoo0122_proton.me]

Removed redundant macros

[imp]

OK. This looks ready to go then. Sorry for my slowness in responding

include/stdbool.h

30

This doesn't match normal header practice.
I'd be tempted to just use #pragma once

C23 N3220 draft

This is a version test macro that tells the current implmented C standard version of a header file.

• 7.1.2 (Standard Headers)
  • 6: Some standard headers define or declare identifiers that had not been present in previous versions of this document. To allow implementations and users to adapt to that situation, they also define a version macro for feature test of the form __STDC_VERSION_ XXXX_H__ which expands to 202311L, where XXXX is the all-caps spelling of the corresponding header <xxxx.h>.

Right. That makes sense now that I know it's the 'new standard' to do it like that.