[Bug 988545] Review Request: stout - C++ headers for building sturdy software

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=988545

Ralf Corsepius <rc040203@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #11 from Ralf Corsepius <rc040203@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
Some remarks:

1. The package is incomplete or lacks a dep:

stout/gtest.hpp accesses a file, which does not exist:
include/stout/gtest.hpp:#include <gtest/gtest.h>

2. C++-header-only packages should exercise test suites, when a package
provides such. This package provides a testsuite (examples), unfortunately
these are nonbuildable.


3. The cpp-define usage of this package raises doubts on this package's code
quality:

E.g.
a) Some header guards are non-"package"-prefixed:
__NOTHING_HPP__ include/stout/nothing.hpp
__PROCESS_PREPROCESSOR_HPP__ include/stout/preprocessor.hpp
__PROC_HPP__ include/stout/proc.hpp

All other header-guards are package-prefixed (They use: "__STOUT_"*)

b) Some of the defines being used are likely to clash with other defines, e.g.
CAT, REPEAT etc. in include/stout/preprocessor.hpp

c) The package relies on autoconf defines in external headers:
include/stout/gzip.hpp:#ifdef HAVE_LIBZ
include/stout/net.hpp:#ifdef HAVE_LIBCURL

This violates the autoconf working principles and needs to be fixed (REVIEW
BLOCKER)

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