Dear All,
Since some C header files in a package I maintain have identical macro
definitions (which have a different meanings, since other macro
definitions differ), I tried to reduce code duplication to split the
common macros into their own files, which don't get #included directly
by any C files. To give a minimal example, in the following two header
files,
BEGIN foo1.h
#define BAR 1
#define BAZ(x) ((x)+BAR)
END foo1.h
BEGIN foo2.h
#define BAR 2
#define BAZ(x) ((x)+BAR)
END foo2.h
BAZ() macro has redundant definition. I'd like to get rid of the code
duplication with the following three files:
BEGIN foo1.h
#define BAR 1
#include "foo_common.inc"
END foo1.h
BEGIN foo2.h
#define BAR 2
#include "foo_common.inc"
END foo2.h
BEGIN foo_common.inc
#define BAZ(x) ((x)+BAR)
END foo_common.inc
However, I get an R CMD check warning of the form
Subdirectory ‘src’ contains:
foo_common.inc
Is there a way to tell R CMD check that .inc files are OK? Or, should I
use a different extension? I don't want to use .c, because those files
only contain macros and not anything that compiles to object code, and
I don't want to use .h, because these are not meant to be included as
header files by any C code.
Thank you in advance,
Pavel
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