On 7-Aug-2007, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:
| Is there a pre-canned AC macro or other reliable means of testing for
| compiler attributes?
|
| I have an awful lot of code that looks something like this:
|
| void *myfunc(char *myvar
| #ifdef __GNUC__
| ) __attribute__((malloc));
|
That's close but not exactly what I was looking for. That tells you if
__attribute__() is supported at all but not if __attribute__((malloc)),
__attribute__((deprecated)), etc. works. If that's the only code in the
wild I guess I'll have to roll my own...
-J
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On Wed, Aug 08, 2007 at 01:21:48A
On Aug 7, 2007, at 11:49 PM, Joshua Hoblitt wrote:
Is there a pre-canned AC macro or other reliable means of testing for
compiler attributes?
I have an awful lot of code that looks something like this:
void *myfunc(char *myvar
#ifdef __GNUC__
) __attribute__((malloc));
Is there a pre-canned AC macro or other reliable means of testing for
compiler attributes?
I have an awful lot of code that looks something like this:
void *myfunc(char *myvar
#ifdef __GNUC__
) __attribute__((malloc));
# else // ifdef __GNUC__
);
#e
