Cleaning up #ifdefs that split up parts of statements. #5278
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This would be fine except for the unnecessary extra parentheses. |
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Cleaning up #ifdefs that split up parts of statements.
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A suggestion to compile entire statements and expressions, as suggested by code style guidelines from the Linux Kernel and practitioners.
It might improve code understanding, maintainability and error-proneness.
I noticed that the project uses this types of directives a lot by running my tool. I'm willing to contribute by removing those issues if it is important to the project.