Feature test C11 generics, since GCC lies about compliance
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set(BACKTRACE_L_FLAGS "")
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endif()
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check_c_source_compiles(
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"#define print(x) _Generic((x), default : print_unknown)(x) \n void print_unknown(){} \n int main () { print(0); }"
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HAS_GENERIC)
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if(HAS_GENERIC)
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add_definitions(-DHAS_GENERIC)
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endif(HAS_GENERIC)
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if( ENABLE_RSVG )
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pkg_check_modules( RSVG librsvg-2.0>=2.14.0 )
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endif( ENABLE_RSVG )
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* Graphical glitches on Intel graphics cards can be avoided by changing the acceleration method to UXA ([issue 595](https://gitlab.com/o9000/tint2/issues/595))
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* Window managers that do not follow exactly the EWMH specification might not interact well with tint2 ([issue 627](https://gitlab.com/o9000/tint2/issues/627)).
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* Full transparency requires a compositor such as Compton (if not provided already by the window manager, as in Compiz/Unity, KDE or XFCE).
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* As of version 16.0, tint2 requires a C11 compiler (such as GCC version 4.9 or newer).
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# How can I help out?
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#ifndef PRINT_H
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#define PRINT_H
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#ifdef HAS_GENERIC
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int print_uchar(unsigned char v);
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int print_char(char v);
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void *: print_pointer, \
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default : print_unknown)(x)
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#else
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#define print(...) printf("Omitted, the compiler does not support C11 generics.\n")
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#endif
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#endif
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int y = 2;
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ASSERT_EQUAL(x, y);
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}
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TEST(dummyBad) {
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int x = 2;
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int y = 3;
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ASSERT_EQUAL(x, y);
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}
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