* 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).
Communication thread buffer needs to use the global pool,
and not a local pool, since the allocation is done accross
several threads.
Therefore the non thread fixed queue & stack interfaces are moved into
a dedicated header (m-queue)
and remove support for non thread stack & queue into m-buffer
Remove also deprecated policy too.
when comparing two methods to check for their presence in an oplist, we may generate the name of an already existing macro.
For example, in the oplist (SIZE())
when we expanded we get the macro M_ADD_SIZE to check if ADD is present,
but M_ADD_SIZE is an already existing macro, which generates an error.
To avoid this issue, define a prefix for the definition of the operators (M_X)
macro even in pure C11 mode
(Remove GCC extension)
Add M_OPL_AS_STR to display the oplist conditionnaly as the generated string may be too big for some compilers.
Translate some M_STATIC_FAILURE into M_STATIC_ASSERT
as M_STATIC_FAILURE is not an expression whereas M_STATIC_ASSERT is an expression.
Patrick Pelissier