Here it is:
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@@
expression a, b, c;
@@
- old_junk(a, b, c);
+ if (!new_stuff(a, b, c))
+ abort();
@@
identifier x, y, z;
@@
- #define old_junk(x, y, z)
+
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This result in Failure("nothing to attach pragma to") - I've tried
variants with "- #define old_junk(x, y, z) ..." and using "identifier
old_junk" and "function old_junk" with the same result.
Is there some syntax for "remove line which starts from this prefix"
which works with multilne defines which use "\"?
It seems like the "#" symbol is causing the trouble but I'm not sure if
I should escape it somehow or there's specific declaration for macros
which I should use.
What would be the right approach to get rid of
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#define old_junk(a, b, c) if (c) \
printf(a); \
else \
{ printf(b); }
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with the help of spatch?
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