Defines | |
| #define | ECL_CXX11_NOT_FOUND |
| C++11 support is available. | |
| #define | ECL_DEPRECATED |
| Deprecated compiler warnings. | |
| #define | ECL_DONT_INLINE |
| Prevents a function from being inlined. | |
| #define ECL_CXX11_NOT_FOUND |
C++11 support is available.
This is a very dodgy way of checking - haven't tested across compilers very well, and it doesn't take into account the partial completeness of the implementations.
It does however, provide a way for headers to use c++11 symbols in a non-destructive way for users (we often define typedefs for shared ptr variations).
Definition at line 61 of file macros.hpp.
| #define ECL_DEPRECATED |
Deprecated compiler warnings.
The following macro emits deprecated compiler warnings by both gnu or msvc compilers.
ELC_DEPRECATED void f() { std::cout << "Dude" << std::endl; }
Definition at line 85 of file macros.hpp.
| #define ECL_DONT_INLINE |
Prevents a function from being inlined.
The following macro prevents functions from being inlined by both gnu or msvc compilers.
ELC_DONT_INLINE void f() { std::cout << "Dude" << std::endl; }
Definition at line 44 of file macros.hpp.