Le 14 juil. 2012 à 11:16, Stefano Lattarini a écrit : > I often add a "using namespace std;" or "#include <iostream>" line > to C++ sources to ensure they are not valid C, so that any attempt > on part of Automake-generated Makefiles to compile them using the > C compiler would cause a clear error. Mostly paranoid, granted, > but easy to do, and I always welcome extra coverage. > > In this case, the point is moot, because other constructs in foo.cc > makes it invalid as C anyway; still, I dislike seeing gratuitous > edits like the one above in the middle of patches doing unrelated > changes. Oh well, no big deal for this time.
It was related: that coding style issues. "using namespace std" weakens the quality of the test – yet granted this is more for Bison's own test suite, than Automake's :) If I were to check that we do compile C++, I'd use __cplusplus, which, besides, is self documenting.
