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Macros
#define	MB_PRINTF(START)
	Give a hint to the compiler the function is like `printf`. More...

#define	UNUSED(x) (void)( x )

#define	MB_DLL_EXPORT
	Declare a function or class to be visible in shared library. More...

#define	MB_DLL_HIDDEN
	Declare a function or class to be internal to a shared library. More...

#define	MB_DEPRECATED
	Mark function or API as deprecated. More...

Detailed Description

Author: Jason Kraftcheck

Date: 2010-12-16

Provide pre-processor macros for compiler-specific features. All defined macros should expand to nothing if not supported by the compiler.

Definition in file Compiler.hpp.

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ MB_DEPRECATED

#define MB_DEPRECATED

Mark function or API as deprecated.

Definition at line 102 of file Compiler.hpp.

◆ MB_DLL_EXPORT

#define MB_DLL_EXPORT

Declare a function or class to be visible in shared library.

Definition at line 92 of file Compiler.hpp.

◆ MB_DLL_HIDDEN

#define MB_DLL_HIDDEN

Declare a function or class to be internal to a shared library.

Definition at line 93 of file Compiler.hpp.

◆ MB_PRINTF

#define MB_PRINTF ( START )

Give a hint to the compiler the function is like printf.

Public Compiler-Specifc Pre-Processor Macros

Tell the compiler that the function involves a printf-style format string and varargs list. This gives the compiler the opportunity to warn if the argument types do not match the format string. This macro should be inluded after the complete function declaration, but before the closing semi-colon.

Parameters

START The position of the format string in the argument list, where the first argument is 1.

Note: This macro is designed to be used with member functions of C++ classes, and therefore explicitly accounts for the implicit this pointer in the argument list. It will not work correctly with static or non-member functions.; This macro assumes that the arguments referenced in the format string begin immediately after the format string itself.

Definition at line 68 of file Compiler.hpp.

◆ UNUSED

#define UNUSED ( x ) (void)( x )

Definition at line 71 of file Compiler.hpp.