In *.c files using the "#define AAA_INLINE _GL_EXTERN_INLINE" idiom,
put the idiom before including <config.h>. This is suggested in
the Gnulib documentation, and avoids problems when an application
like Emacs rashly defines a config.h file that includes a *.h file
that uses the documented "#ifndef AAA_INLINE / # define AAA_INLINE
_GL_INLINE / #endif" idiom.
* lib/alignalloc.c, lib/argp-parse.c, lib/fts.c, lib/md4.c, lib/md5.c:
* lib/rawmemchr.c, lib/sha1.c, lib/sha256.c, lib/sha512.c, lib/sm3.c:
* lib/sys_socket.in.h:
In C23, <stdalign.h> is a no-op, so don’t include it.
stdckdint.h is part of draft C23 and therefore is more likely
to be familiar to programmers in the future, so prefer it to
intprops.h in files that don’t need non-_WRAPV intprops.h macros.
* lib/alignalloc.c, lib/backupfile.c, lib/fnmatch.c, lib/fnmatch_loop.c:
* lib/group-member.c, lib/malloca.c, lib/posixtm.c, lib/reallocarray.c:
* lib/xmalloc.c:
For files that can use stdckdint.h just as easily as intprops.h,
include the former instead of the latter, and use the former’s
ckd_* macros instead of the latter’s *_WRAPV macros.
* modules/alignalloc, modules/backup-rename, modules/backupfile:
* modules/fnmatch, modules/group-member, modules/malloca:
* modules/posixtm, modules/reallocarray:
* modules/relocatable-prog-wrapper, modules/xalloc:
Depend on stdckdint instead of intprops.
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