Il 21/02/20 17:42, Thiago Macieira ha scritto:
The first step would be for both qmake and cmake projects to warn if the project doesn't declare keywords or no_keywords. Allow that to stay for 2 or 3 years so projects do update to declare their choices. This can start right now, in 5.15.At some point after that, change the default. Like, for example, in Qt 7.
A data point I'd like to have is how many "real world" projects are enforcing no_keywords, at the moment?
Are we going to make life more awkward for everyone, with a marginal gain (stop polluting the preprocessor with lowercase macros), or _de facto_ any big project already disables the macros anyhow?
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