gh-89653: PEP 670: Convert tuple macros to functions #91786
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Convert macros to static inline functions: * PyTuple_GET_SIZE() * PyTuple_SET_ITEM() * PyList_GET_SIZE() * PyList_SET_ITEM() Add a macro converting arguments to PyTupleObject*, PyListObject* or PyObject* to prevent emitting new compiler warnings. According to PEP 670, PyTuple_GET_ITEM() and PyList_GET_ITEM() are left as macros.
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@erlend-aasland: I chose to also rename "i" to "index" and "v" to "value", and I changed the order to follow the structure member order and the logical order (get, then set). |
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Thanks for the reviews. |
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Looks good! |
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Thanks for the post-commit review @erlend-aasland, it's worth it. |
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Convert macros to static inline functions:
Add a macro converting arguments to PyTupleObject*, PyListObject* or
PyObject* to prevent emitting new compiler warnings.
According to PEP 670, PyTuple_GET_ITEM() and PyList_GET_ITEM() are
left as macros.