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It's not great form to have weird include-order issues for client files, especially since <assert.h> is defined by the standard. It should probably include debug.h or something along those lines.
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(n.b. this also means that debug.h should also start by #undef-ing its own macros, since assert.h is required to be able to repeatedly included with different settings w.r.t. NDEBUG.
On Sat, Feb 6, 2016 at 12:54 PM, Thomas Dickerson [email protected]
wrote:
(n.b. this also means that debug.h should also start by #undef-ing it's
own macros, since assert.h is required to be able to repeatedly included
with different settings w.r.t. NDEBUG.
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It's not great form to have weird include-order issues for client files, especially since <assert.h> is defined by the standard. It should probably include debug.h or something along those lines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: