add preprocessor flag to disable automatic inclusion of qrintf.h and some standard headers #14
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add preprocessor flag to disable automatic inclusion of qrintf.h and some standard headers
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As discussed in #11 (comment) this PR adjusts
qrintf.hso that if the compiler is invoked with-DQRINTF_NO_AUTO_INCLUDEthen the automatic inclusion ofqrinf.hwould not have any effect. In the case, the contents of qrintf.h will take effect the second time the file is included (i.e. first time by using#include).The PR also moves
qrintf.hfromshare/qrintftoinclude/so that it could easily be included via#include.In short, with the changes you can define certain macros that need to be defined before including any header files (e.g.
_GNU_SOURCE) in the source files and yet use qrintf, with the premise thatqrintf.his included manually.