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| /// \file utils/defs.hpp | |||||
| /// | |||||
| /// Definitions for compiler and system features autodetected at configuration | |||||
| /// time. | |||||
| #if !defined(UTILS_DEFS_HPP) | |||||
| #define UTILS_DEFS_HPP | |||||
| /// Attribute to mark a function as non-returning. | |||||
| #define UTILS_NORETURN __attribute__((noreturn)) | |||||
| /// Attribute to mark a function as pure. | |||||
| #define UTILS_PURE __attribute__((__pure__)) | |||||
| /// Attribute to mark an entity as unused. | |||||
| #define UTILS_UNUSED __attribute__((__unused__)) | |||||
| /// Unconstifies a pointer. | |||||
| /// | |||||
| /// \param type The target type of the conversion. | |||||
| /// \param ptr The pointer to be unconstified. | |||||
| #define UTILS_UNCONST(type, ptr) ((type*)(unsigned long)(const void*)(ptr)) | |||||
| /// Macro to mark a parameter as unused. | |||||
| /// | |||||
| /// This macro has to be called on the name of a parameter during the | |||||
| /// definition (not declaration) of a function. When doing so, it declares | |||||
| /// the parameter as unused to silence compiler warnings and also renames | |||||
| /// the parameter by prefixing "unused_" to it. This is to ensure that the | |||||
| /// developer remembers to remove the call to this macro from the parameter | |||||
| /// when he actually starts using it. | |||||
| /// | |||||
| /// \param name The name of the function parameter to mark as unused. | |||||
| #define UTILS_UNUSED_PARAM(name) unused_ ## name UTILS_UNUSED | |||||
| #endif // !defined(UTILS_DEFS_HPP) | |||||