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See here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/224397/why-do-people-use-double-underscore-so-much-in-c
I notice that preprocessor symbols with two leading underscores are used in header files. This is forbidden by the C++ and C language standards.
For example:
__D_VECTOR_X86_SIMD_H__
I also notice preprocessor defines with a single underscore followed by a capital letter, e.g.
add_definitions(-D_D_CORE_EXPORT_DLL)
Symbols of this pattern are reserved for the standard library only.
Newton Dynamics should change these symbols to not use names in the reserved namespace.
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See here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/224397/why-do-people-use-double-underscore-so-much-in-c
I notice that preprocessor symbols with two leading underscores are used in header files. This is forbidden by the C++ and C language standards.
For example:
I also notice preprocessor defines with a single underscore followed by a capital letter, e.g.
Symbols of this pattern are reserved for the standard library only.
Newton Dynamics should change these symbols to not use names in the reserved namespace.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: