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authorTavian Barnes <tavianator@tavianator.com>2023-11-16 12:25:09 -0500
committerTavian Barnes <tavianator@tavianator.com>2023-12-18 15:37:20 -0500
commit5b38f658ee42bef05cecb6cadec65b25d9e94993 (patch)
tree7ee304714729b360a3d45658ca27358e03cd54e3 /src/config.h
parentfd91097055f095fdd827ef8751d9534f59a89404 (diff)
downloadbfs-5b38f658ee42bef05cecb6cadec65b25d9e94993.tar.xz
config: New variadic attr(...) macro
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diff --git a/src/config.h b/src/config.h
index 9f95674..aa03552 100644
--- a/src/config.h
+++ b/src/config.h
@@ -301,4 +301,78 @@ typedef long double max_align_t;
# define attr_target_clones(...)
#endif
+/**
+ * Shorthand for multiple attributes at once. attr(a, b(c), d) is equivalent to
+ *
+ * attr_a
+ * attr_b(c)
+ * attr_d
+ */
+#define attr(...) \
+ attr__(attr_##__VA_ARGS__, none, none, none, none, none, none, none, none, none)
+
+/**
+ * attr() helper. For exposition, pretend we support only 2 args, instead of 9.
+ * There are a few cases:
+ *
+ * attr()
+ * => attr__(attr_, none, none)
+ * => attr_ =>
+ * attr_none =>
+ * attr_too_many_none() =>
+ *
+ * attr(a)
+ * => attr__(attr_a, none, none)
+ * => attr_a => __attribute__((a))
+ * attr_none =>
+ * attr_too_many_none() =>
+ *
+ * attr(a, b(c))
+ * => attr__(attr_a, b(c), none, none)
+ * => attr_a => __attribute__((a))
+ * attr_b(c) => __attribute__((b(c)))
+ * attr_too_many_none(none) =>
+ *
+ * attr(a, b(c), d)
+ * => attr__(attr_a, b(c), d, none, none)
+ * => attr_a => __attribute__((a))
+ * attr_b(c) => __attribute__((b(c)))
+ * attr_too_many_d(none, none) => error
+ *
+ * Some attribute names are the same as standard library functions, e.g. printf.
+ * Standard libraries are permitted to define these functions as macros, like
+ *
+ * #define printf(...) __builtin_printf(__VA_ARGS__)
+ *
+ * The token paste in
+ *
+ * #define attr(...) attr__(attr_##__VA_ARGS__, none, none)
+ *
+ * is necessary to prevent macro expansion before evaluating attr__().
+ * Otherwise, we could get
+ *
+ * attr(printf(1, 2))
+ * => attr__(__builtin_printf(1, 2), none, none)
+ * => attr____builtin_printf(1, 2)
+ * => error
+ */
+#define attr__(a1, a2, a3, a4, a5, a6, a7, a8, a9, none, ...) \
+ a1 \
+ attr_##a2 \
+ attr_##a3 \
+ attr_##a4 \
+ attr_##a5 \
+ attr_##a6 \
+ attr_##a7 \
+ attr_##a8 \
+ attr_##a9 \
+ attr_too_many_##none(__VA_ARGS__)
+
+// Ignore `attr_none` from expanding 1-9 argument attr(a1, a2, ...)
+#define attr_none
+// Ignore `attr_` from expanding 0-argument attr()
+#define attr_
+// Only trigger an error on more than 9 arguments
+#define attr_too_many_none(...)
+
#endif // BFS_CONFIG_H