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Build with -pedantic, fix problems #3892

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Build with -pedantic, fix problems #3892

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f807ba5
Add pedantic flag to build
vlstill Feb 13, 2023
2d26e1a
Fix string literals in exceptions.h
vlstill Feb 13, 2023
37583de
Remove extraneous semicolons
vlstill Feb 13, 2023
8139afb
Remove designated initializers
vlstill Feb 13, 2023
de06a42
Ignore implicit-fallthrough if generated lexers
vlstill Feb 15, 2023
bc16341
Fix clang-tidy
vlstill Feb 15, 2023
77f0f4c
Don't warn about ##__VA_ARGS__ when using clang
vlstill Feb 15, 2023
0f9981d
Remove extraneous semicolon in tools
vlstill Feb 16, 2023
e792401
Fix color codepoints
vlstill Feb 16, 2023
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Fix color codepoints
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vlstill committed Feb 16, 2023
commit e792401c8673c0b1f924e70403dd49c6741e16a4
7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions lib/exceptions.h
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namespace Util {

// colors to pretty print messages
constexpr char ANSI_RED[] = "\\e[31m";
constexpr char ANSI_BLUE[] = "\\e[34m";
constexpr char ANSI_CLR[] = "\\e[0m";
// \e is non-standard escape sequence, use codepoint \33 instead
constexpr char ANSI_RED[] = "\33[31m";
constexpr char ANSI_BLUE[] = "\33[34m";
constexpr char ANSI_CLR[] = "\33[0m";

/// Checks if stderr is redirected to a file
/// Check is done only once and then saved to a static variable
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