[SG10] __has_[cpp_]attribute
Stephen Kelly
steveire at gmail.com
Tue Jun 10 17:56:50 CEST 2014
Richard Smith wrote:
> 1) That's a *lot* of macros. We might be able to get away with the cost
> of
> the number of macros that SG10 is currently proposing, but I would be
> *seriously* concerned about a measurable performance cost (on compiling an
> empty file, which is not actually an irrelevant concern) of predefining
> hundreds of __has_attribute macros.
>
> 2) Either of those identifiers could contain underscores, and there is no
> other separator character that works.
>
> [3) It's ugly.]
Good points.
I agree that those are more important than consistency, especially as it can
be more consistent in the future if __has_builtin() or anything else is
added in the future.
Then only the language/library feature tests would be 'inconsistent' by the
absence of __has_feature().
Thanks,
Steve.
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