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Hi, Aleksey! On Sep 06, Aleksey Midenkov wrote:
I did. I also grepped include/ for IF_[A-Z]+, we have
IF_WIN, IF_EMBEDDED, IF_PARTITIONING, IF_WSREP, IF_DBUG, IF_VALGRIND
together they're used on 165 lines. It would be very unhelpful, if IF_DBUG would suddenly deviate from this scheme and would become a special exception to remember.
Okay, I'm not going to change that. Though IF_DBUG() AFAIR is used naturally only in a couple of lines. The dozen of other IF_DBUG() uses are only with one argument.
So, do you still think DBUG_IF() makes confusion with IF_DBUG()?
A bit. It's not a showstopper. I mentioned it as an argument, in case, for example, if you have two almost equally good names, then this argument is against DBUG_IF, so it could help you to prefer the other one. But you can consider this argument and still prefer DBUG_IF. Regards, Sergei VP of MariaDB Server Engineering and security@mariadb.org