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fix some preprocessor directive

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Apparently using `#if defined(X) or defined(Y)` did not
trouve the compilers, but Swig was confused by the "or".

* spot/misc/common.hh, spot/tl/formula.hh: Use || instead.
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Alexandre Duret-Lutz 2024-02-06 14:11:42 +01:00
parent 27b8e5aa73
commit 342360f8ca
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spot/misc/common.hh
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@ -67,7 +67,7 @@
// Else use SPOT_ASSERT so the assert() are removed from user's
// builds.
#define spot_assert__ assert
#if defined(SPOT_BUILD) or defined(SPOT_DEBUG)
#if defined(SPOT_BUILD) || defined(SPOT_DEBUG)
#define SPOT_ASSERT(x) spot_assert__(x)
#else
// Do not replace by SPOT_ASSUME(x), as x can have some costly

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spot/tl/formula.hh
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@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
// The strong_X operator was introduced in Spot 2.8.2 to fix an issue
// with from_ltlf(). As adding a new operator is a backward
// incompatibility, causing new warnings from the compiler.
#if defined(SPOT_BUILD) or defined(SPOT_USES_STRONG_X)
#if defined(SPOT_BUILD) || defined(SPOT_USES_STRONG_X)
// Use #if SPOT_HAS_STRONG_X in code that need to be backward
// compatible with older Spot versions.
# define SPOT_HAS_STRONG_X 1