On Jan 1, 2008, at 12:19 AM, Alp Toker wrote:
I have a slight preference for Jan's convention, B:
Sure, those arguments make sense; faster builds for people who have a
feature disabled.
* A doesn't make it clear that DATABASE is optional so it's more
likely to lead to build breakage by new developers who may be
unaware the these features can be disabled. B makes it very clear
that database code needs to be guarded.
I am not sure I'm convinced on this point. I think that the #if
ENABLED in the header is pretty prominent, perhaps even more prominent
than the one in the include list. It's useful to know when looking at
a header that all this code is conditional.
Still no strong objections if you want to back this out.
I want the project to be consistent. I'm not passionately in favor of
one approach over the other, but I dislike the mix of the two
approaches.
I'd love to see a patch that moves us all the way in either one
direction or the other.
This is not an urgent matter.
-- Darin
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