Use enum for C++ to avoid macro pitfalls in esp32_hal_uart.h #7926
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This was referenced Mar 4, 2023
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C prepropressor macros are generally considered deprecated in C++, in this particular case, their use for the serial configuration breaks the enum from the EspSoftwareSerial library, release 8.0.0 onward.
This merge request provides the previous macro defines for C language builds, but replaces them functionally identical with a C++ enumeration for C++ builds, which is the default Arduino language anyway.
The ESP8266 Arduino Core uses a C++ enum already.