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rename _res to _result to avoid macro conflict #456
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily resolves a build-time macro conflict by consistently renaming an internal variable across the codebase. Additionally, it improves the diagnostic capabilities of the JSON parsing utility by providing more granular error information when parsing operations are unsuccessful.
Highlights
- Macro Conflict Resolution: Renamed the internal variable
_resto_resultacross several files (OneOf.hpp,Variant.hpp,Parser_tagged_union.hpp). This change specifically addresses a macro conflict with_resthat occurs in theresolv.hheader on Linux systems, preventing build failures. - Improved JSON Parsing Error Reporting: Enhanced the
json::readfunction to provide more detailed error messages when JSON parsing fails. This was achieved by switching fromyyjson_readtoyyjson_read_optsand capturing the specific error message provided by theyyjsonlibrary.
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Code Review
The pull request renames the variable _res to _result to avoid macro conflicts with resolv.h and enhances JSON parsing error reporting by including the error message from yyjson_read_opts. The review suggests improving the error reporting further by including the offset of the error within the JSON string.
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@lixin-wei thank you for your contribution ! |
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@liuzicheng1987 Just curious, may I ask why you name all variables with a prefix underscore? These names are likely to be used in system headers. |
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I am personally against using _blah variable names as they are ugly and they conflict with macros just drop the _ and they aren't safe to use in the global namespace. |
I met a macro confilict.
It's in
resolv.hin linux. In which there is a macro called_res.So I renamed _res to _result to avoid macro conflict.