Use pragmas as macros#2205
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This should enable different compilers to use whatever pragmas they can use.
This should allow compilation with whatever compiler without any worry whatsoever for which version the compiler is.
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Looks like this broke the build regression test. |
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Yeah, very weird. Seems to be that it no longer finds it to be fft_small-compatible. I'll have a look tomorrow. |
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This will check what pragmas are available during configure time. Avoids some extra lines of code, and is very flexible.
This should fix #2127