gh-89653: PEP 670: Convert unicodeobject.h macros to functions #91773
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Convert unicodeobject.h macros to static inline functions: * PyUnicode_MAX_CHAR_VALUE() * PyUnicode_READ() * PyUnicode_READY() * PyUnicode_READ_CHAR() * PyUnicode_WRITE() Move PyUnicode_READY() after _PyUnicode_Ready(), since it uses _PyUnicode_Ready(). Static inline functions are wrapped by macros which casts arguments with _PyObject_CAST() and casts 'kind' arguments to "unsigned int" to prevent introducing new compiler warnings when passing "const PyObject*".
erlend-aasland
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Apr 21, 2022
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Convert unicodeobject.h macros to static inline functions:
Move PyUnicode_READY() after _PyUnicode_Ready(), since it uses
_PyUnicode_Ready().
Static inline functions are wrapped by macros which casts arguments
with _PyObject_CAST() and casts 'kind' arguments to "unsigned int" to
prevent introducing new compiler warnings when passing "const
PyObject*".