* either the default INIT_MOVE operator works ('=')
* either an INIT_MOVE method is defined
* or it is disabled.
As a consequence, fix usage of testobj_t and mpz_t in the repository
The emulation layer of INIT_MOVE using INIT_SET+CLEAR is removed:
it wasn't working correctly with the local memory context
(INIT_MOVE doesn't need any local memory context to work,
whereas INIT_SET/CLEAR does)
Remove macro M_DO_INIT_MOVE as it is now useless and uses M_CALL_INIT_MOVE.
The INIT_MOVE default method no longer sets the old 'src' to '0':
it was useless (it doesn't catch any error) and complicates compiler parsing.
Fix POD & A1 & CSTR & classic oplists definition (missing INIT_MOVE operators).
it is used to control the inline semantics.
By combining it with optimize option "-fno-inline"
for the internal M*LIB function (using _Pragma optimize)
we can control easily if we want to use an inline version
or call of an external function.
Define new user API:
* M_USE_EXTERN_DECL : define it before including any MLIB header to requests to call the M*LIB functions and don't inline then.
* M_USE_EXTERN_DEF : define it once in a translation unit to define the M*LIB functions. This translation unit shall contain all templated macro too.
If you use one option, you need to use the other one too for another translation unit.
from the container oplist.
It has no real practical purpose.
NEW/DEL/REALLOC/FREE shall be a property of the container
to be defined, and not a property for an already defined container.
is now (size_t)-1 and no longer 0.
Moreoever, a serialization interface may refuse outputting data
if it doesn't know the number of elements.
In which case, the container shall explictly compute the number
of elements and recall the serial object _array_start method.
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
Patrick Pelissier