Issue in generation of functions:

if the method in the oplist uses API_* transformation,
if this method is a macro itself,
it may delay the expansion too much and
the macro may not be expanded at all in the final code generation.

Fix issue by adding a supplementary evaluation in the macro expansion.
Add test cases

tests/test-mbuffer.c

@@ -53,6 +53,11 @@ QUEUE_SPSC_DEF_AS(BufferDouble3, BufferDouble3, double, BUFFER_QUEUE)
 #define M_OPL_BufferDouble2() BUFFER_OPLIST(BufferDouble2, M_BASIC_OPLIST)
 #define M_OPL_BufferDouble3() BUFFER_OPLIST(BufferDouble3, M_BASIC_OPLIST)
 
+// Define buffer with ENUM oplist (with API_1 usage)
+typedef enum { OK, KO } state_t;
+#define M_OPL_state_t() M_ENUM_OPLIST(state_t, OK)
+BUFFER_DEF(array_state, state_t, M_BUFFER_QUEUE, 0)
+
 buffer_uint_t g_buff;
 buffer_uint_t g_buffB;
 

tests/test-obj.h

@@ -163,11 +163,15 @@ static inline void testobj_str(string_t str, const testobj_t z, bool append)
   else        string_printf (str, "%u", z->ptr[0]);
 }
 
+// Go through a macro that forward to the right function.
+// This enables testing good macro expansion in OPLIST usage
+#define testobj_clear_indirect(op, x) testobj_clear(x)
+
 #define TESTOBJ_OPLIST							\
   (INIT(testobj_init),                                                  \
    INIT_SET(testobj_init_set),                                          \
    SET(testobj_set),                                                    \
-   CLEAR(testobj_clear),                                                \
+   CLEAR(API_1(testobj_clear_indirect)),                                \
    TYPE(testobj_t),                                                     \
    OUT_STR(testobj_out_str),                                            \
    IN_STR(testobj_in_str),                                              \