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Stallman on GCC, LLVM, and copyleft

Stallman on GCC, LLVM, and copyleft

Posted Jan 30, 2014 0:19 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304)
In reply to: Stallman on GCC, LLVM, and copyleft by PaXTeam
Parent article: Stallman on GCC, LLVM, and copyleft

hm, thank you, that compat header is useful: not for *using* so much as to remind me of when things changed (I always forget).


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Stallman on GCC, LLVM, and copyleft

Posted Jan 30, 2014 1:04 UTC (Thu) by PaXTeam (guest, #24616) [Link]

it's useful for using them in plugins too, otherwise you'll have to deal with quite a few ifdefs if you use the changed functions/etc (which happens to be true for the PaX plugins hence the motivation for this compat header, that of course means that it's not exhaustive either, so don't rely on it as as a reference too much, and yes, patches are welcome ;). of course there're ifdefs you can't avoid, mostly due to the c++ conversion going on since 4.7 but that mostly affects pass registration and not actual plugin code (ok, the VEC_* vs. vec_* stuff is still there but even that could be abstracted away to an extent).


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