* 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.
* in case of some invalid format starting with ']' directly it wrongly assume that the parsing was valid.
* incase of exception handling, and an exception was raised during the internal parsing, some destructors wern't called.
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.
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