Martin v. Loewis wrote:
>>#define __init __attribute__ ((__section__ (".text.init")))
>>
> [...]
>
>>After surrounding doc strings with a macro, this will be easy to achieve.
>>
>
> Unfortunately, not with the doc string you propose. Apparently, your
> macro is going to be used as
>
> char foo__doc__[] = Py_DocString("this is foo");
>
> However, with the attribute, the resulting code should read
>
> char foo__doc__[] __attribute__((__section__("docstring")) =
> "this is foo";
>
> You cannot define the macro so that it comes out as expanding to
> __attribute__, atleast not with that specific macro.
Why don't you use macro which only takes the name of the
static array and the doc-string itself as argument ? This
could then be expanded to whatever needs to be done for
a particular case/platform, e.g.
Py_DefineDocString(foo__doc__, "foo does bar");
(I use such an approach in the mx stuff and it works great.)
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