Fix macro issue with multiple arguments #3016
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Modified the `DPMD_CVT_STR` macro to handle multiple arguments by using `__VA_ARGS__`. This resolves the error caused by commas in the branch name during compilation. This commit (including the above message) is entirely generated by ChatGPT 3.5. Signed-off-by: Jinzhe Zeng <jinzhe.zeng@rutgers.edu>
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explanation generated by chatgpt:
DPMD_CVT_STR(...), uses a variadic argument __VA_ARGS__, which means that it can take any number of arguments. It also uses the # operator to convert the arguments into a string literal. For example, if you call DPMD_CVT_STR(hello, world), it will expand to "hello, world".
The use of ... in the second macro allows for multiple arguments to be passed, and the use of #__VA_ARGS__ converts all the arguments into a single string literal, with each argument separated by a comma and a space.
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DPMD_CVT_STRmacro to handle multiple arguments by using__VA_ARGS__. This resolves #2952, the error caused by commas in the branch name during compilation.This commit (including the above message) is entirely generated by ChatGPT 3.5.