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Topic review - Singular defines macros generating conflicts in Sagemath
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hannes
  Post subject:  Re: Singular defines macros generating conflicts in Sagemath  Reply with quote
IntegerDomain can be less public, that should solve this problem:
see https://github.com/Singular/Singular/commit/18bb792edcc6d3f65af0111f93ed61118123ffd1
Post Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2021 5:26 pm
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  Post subject:  Singular defines macros generating conflicts in Sagemath  Reply with quote
Hi,
In SageMath, Singular generates the file factory.h which defines the macro #define IntegerDomain 1.
This conflict with Givaro's code using a class IntegerDomain with the Givaro namespace.

See the discussion here on sage-devel (sorry I can't post a link)


Would it be possible to avoid leaving C macros defined in the precompiler namespace, this is likely to generate such conflicts, especially with natural names in camel case like in this case.
- a first option could be to undefine the macro after it has been used
- or to rename the macro with a Singular specific prefix, like __SINGULAR

Thanks for your help.
Best.
Clément
Post Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2021 4:50 pm


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