[Python-Dev] How do we feel about using pragmas and __attribute__ in C code?
Stefan Krah
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Fri Dec 13 18:27:08 CET 2013
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Brett Cannon <brett at yvrsfo.ca> wrote: > So is there any reason to not use pragmas sparsely in the code? I'm +1 on using pragmas for suppressing selected warnings. > Tying into this and using compiler-specific things in C code, what about > __attribute__? http://bugs.python.org/issue19298 proposes an idea that Daniel > Stutzbach originally came up with where we could use __atribute__ (behind a > nicer macro) to help detect refleaks on PyObject* stack variables. Would > __attribute__ usage be okay in that situation? I would have to see an example function, mostly to get an idea of how readable the code is. Stefan Krah
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