Hi Christina,
On Tue, 2011-05-17 at 21:14 +0200, Chr. Rossmanith wrote:
Find patch attached. Here is what I did:
Looks lovely to me :-)
- changed a variables holding boolean values from int to bool
- used include-what-you-use and created new list of #includes
- introduced SAL_CALL
Good stuff.
A question to SAL_CALL: The following command
find . -name "*.cxx"|xargs pcregrep -M 'WNT.*\n.*cdecl'
shows SAL_CALL candidates. But where in LO I can assume that it's fine
to use SAL_CALL. Everywhere? E.g. autodoc/source/exes/adc_uni/main.cxx?
Or for the first run only replace occurrences similar enough to the one
above?
I would say all instances of explicit __cdecl usage in our code are
unpleasant, unclear and broken - we should use SAL_CALL instead - no
point in scattering this #ifdef cruft all over the code when we don't
need to :-)
I would use ./g grep __cdecl myself ... unless you want to just fix up
the above pattern first ? eg toolkit/source/awt/vclxtoolkit.cxx has just
the same thing.
ATB,
Michael.
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