[build] Shift __cplusplus check to a higher level for bool type define#5804
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raysan5 merged 5 commits intoApr 29, 2026
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@lamweilun Please, could you split those changes into two separate PRs, also, raymath convention is avoiding functions calling other functions, please, review that, thanks! |
This reverts commit a266d0b.
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@raysan5 Thanks for the review. I have kept this to just the shifting of the C++ check |
__cplusplus check to a higher level for bool type define
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@lamweilun thanks for the review... wondering why it was not reported before... |
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The main reason for this change is that, C++ compilers, or at least g++ and clang++ from my own testing, defines STDC but not STDC_VERSION. And when compiling with -Wundef, it would trigger an error when its checking for STDC_VERSION.
This change basically says, check if you're a C++ compiler first before even entering any of the bool type definition since C++ has bool as a built-in type.