/*
* Expands to `one' if there is only one argument for the variadic part.
* Otherwise, expands to `more'.
- * Works with up to 63 arguments, which is the maximum mandated by the C99
- * standard.
+ * Works with up to 63 arguments, which is the maximum mandated by the C99 standard.
*/
#define _XBT_IF_ONE_ARG(one, more, ...) \
_XBT_IF_ONE_ARG_(__VA_ARGS__, \
*
* Rational of XBT_PUBLIC:
* * This is for library symbols visible from the application-land.
- * Basically, any symbols defined in the include/directory must be
- * like this (plus some other globals).
+ * Basically, any symbols defined in the include/directory must be like this (plus some other globals).
*
* UNIX coders should just think of it as a special way to say "extern".
*
- * * If you build the DLL, define the DLL_EXPORT symbol so that all symbols
- * actually get exported by this file.
-
- * * If you do a static windows compilation, define DLL_STATIC, both when
- * compiling the application files and when compiling the library.
- *
- * * If you link your application against the DLL or if you do a UNIX build,
- * don't do anything special. This file will do the right thing for you
- * by default.
+ * * If you build the DLL, define the DLL_EXPORT symbol so that all symbols actually get exported by this file.
*
+ * * If you link your application against the DLL or if you do a UNIX build, don't do anything special. This file
+ * will do the right thing for you by default.
*
* Rational of XBT_EXPORT_NO_IMPORT: (windows-only)
* * Symbols which must be exported in the DLL, but not imported from it.
*
- * * This is obviously useful for initialized globals (which cannot be
- * extern or similar).
- * * This is also used in the log mechanism where a macro creates the
- * variable automatically. When the macro is called from within SimGrid,
- * the symbol must be exported, but when called from within the client
- * code, it must not try to retrieve the symbol from the DLL since it's
- * not in there.
+ * * This is obviously useful for initialized globals (which cannot be extern or similar).
+ * * This is also used in the log mechanism where a macro creates the variable automatically. When the macro is
+ * called from within SimGrid, the symbol must be exported, but when called from within the client code, it must
+ * not try to retrieve the symbol from the DLL since it's not in there.
*
* Rational of XBT_IMPORT_NO_EXPORT: (windows-only)
- * * Symbols which must be imported from the DLL, but not explicitly
- * exported from it.
+ * * Symbols which must be imported from the DLL, but not explicitly exported from it.
*
- * * The root log category is already exported, but not imported explicitly
- * when creating a subcategory since we cannot import the parent category
- * to deal with the fact that the parent may be in application space, not
- * DLL space.
+ * * The root log category is already exported, but not imported explicitly when creating a subcategory since we
+ * cannot import the parent category to deal with the fact that the parent may be in application space, not DLL
+ * space.
*/
/* Build the DLL */
# define XBT_PUBLIC_CLASS class __declspec(dllexport)
# define XBT_PRIVATE
-/* Pack everything up statically */
-#elif defined(DLL_STATIC)
-# define XBT_PUBLIC(type) type
-# define XBT_EXPORT_NO_IMPORT(type) type
-# define XBT_IMPORT_NO_EXPORT(type) type
-# define XBT_PUBLIC_DATA(type) extern type
-# define XBT_PUBLIC_CLASS class
-# define XBT_PRIVATE
-
/* Link against the DLL */
-#elif (defined(_XBT_WIN32) && !defined(DLL_EXPORT) && !defined(DLL_STATIC))
+#elif (defined(_XBT_WIN32) && !defined(DLL_EXPORT))
# define XBT_PUBLIC(type) __declspec(dllimport) type
# define XBT_EXPORT_NO_IMPORT(type) type
# define XBT_IMPORT_NO_EXPORT(type) __declspec(dllimport) type
