Update flag forking approach to use split config.hpp and config_generated.hpp files#60
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Update flag forking approach to use split config.hpp and config_generated.hpp files#60
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…ated.hpp files This commit reflects the new flag forking approach discussed in the most recent Beman weekly sync: - For any configuration option where a compiler flag could cause differences in behavior that lead to ODR issues when linking two artifacts generated with different flags, maintainers generate a compiler definition like BEMAN_EXEMPLAR_FOOBAR into a config_generated.hpp header from a config_generated.hpp.in template. - Separately, a config.hpp file contains defaults for each definition. These defaults are only enabled if __has_include shows that the config_generated.hpp file is not present.
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This commit reflects the new flag forking approach discussed in the most recent Beman weekly sync: