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#define OPENVDB_API OPENVDB_IMPORT |
All classes and public free standing functions must be explicitly marked as <lib>_API to be exported. The <lib>_PRIVATE macros are defined when building that particular library.
#define OPENVDB_CHECK_GCC |
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Macro for determining if GCC version is >= than X.Y.
#define OPENVDB_DEPRECATED [[deprecated]] |
Deprecation macros. Define OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS to disable all deprecation warnings in OpenVDB.
#define OPENVDB_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE |
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#define OPENVDB_FINISH_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_ADDRESS |
#define OPENVDB_FINISH_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_REFERENCE |
#define OPENVDB_FINISH_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_WRITE |
#define OPENVDB_FINISH_THREADSAFE_STATIC_ADDRESS |
#define OPENVDB_FINISH_THREADSAFE_STATIC_REFERENCE |
#define OPENVDB_FINISH_THREADSAFE_STATIC_WRITE |
#define OPENVDB_HAS_CXX11 1 |
OpenVDB now requires C++11.
#define OPENVDB_HOUDINI_API OPENVDB_IMPORT |
#define OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_BEGIN |
Bracket code with OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_BEGIN/_END, to inhibit warnings about deprecated code.
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- Use this sparingly. Remove references to deprecated code if at all possible.
Example:
1 OPENVDB_DEPRECATED void myDeprecatedFunction() {}
4 OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_BEGIN
5 myDeprecatedFunction();
6 OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_END
#define OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_END |
#define OPENVDB_NO_TYPE_CONVERSION_WARNING_BEGIN |
Bracket code with OPENVDB_NO_TYPE_CONVERSION_WARNING_BEGIN/_END, to inhibit warnings about type conversion.
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- Use this sparingly. Use static casts and explicit type conversion if at all possible.
Example:
2 OPENVDB_NO_TYPE_CONVERSION_WARNING_BEGIN
3 int valueAsInt = value;
4 OPENVDB_NO_TYPE_CONVERSION_WARNING_END
#define OPENVDB_NO_TYPE_CONVERSION_WARNING_END |
#define OPENVDB_NO_UNREACHABLE_CODE_WARNING_BEGIN |
SIMD Intrinsic Headers.
Windows defines Bracket code with OPENVDB_NO_UNREACHABLE_CODE_WARNING_BEGIN/_END, as in the following example, to inhibit ICC remarks about unreachable code:
1 template<typename NodeType>
2 void processNode(NodeType& node)
4 OPENVDB_NO_UNREACHABLE_CODE_WARNING_BEGIN
5 if (NodeType::LEVEL == 0) return; // ignore leaf nodes
8 OPENVDB_NO_UNREACHABLE_CODE_WARNING_END
In the above, NodeType::LEVEL == 0
is a compile-time constant expression, so for some template instantiations, the line below it is unreachable.
#define OPENVDB_NO_UNREACHABLE_CODE_WARNING_END |
#define OPENVDB_PREPROC_CONCAT |
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Form a new token by concatenating two existing tokens. If either token is a macro, concatenate its value.
#define OPENVDB_PREPROC_STRINGIFY |
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Return x as a string literal. If x is a macro, return its value as a string literal.
#define OPENVDB_START_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_ADDRESS |
#define OPENVDB_START_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_REFERENCE |
#define OPENVDB_START_NON_THREADSAFE_STATIC_WRITE |
#define OPENVDB_START_THREADSAFE_STATIC_ADDRESS |
#define OPENVDB_START_THREADSAFE_STATIC_REFERENCE |
#define OPENVDB_START_THREADSAFE_STATIC_WRITE |
#define OPENVDB_TEMPLATE_EXPORT |
#define OPENVDB_TEMPLATE_IMPORT |
Helper macros for defining library symbol visibility.
Helper macros for explicit template instantiation
#define OPENVDB_THREADSAFE_STATIC_ADDRESS |
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#define OPENVDB_THREADSAFE_STATIC_REFERENCE |
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#define OPENVDB_THREADSAFE_STATIC_WRITE |
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#define PRAGMA |
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