C API wrapper macros [NOT FOR MERGE] #4409
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The `CAPI_XXX_BEGIN` and `CAPI_XXX_END` macros replace the explicit definitions of C API function with macro-generated text. This is principally to make available the function name as a static string available to the exception wrapper.
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Final version in #4430. |
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CAPI_XXX_BEGINandCAPI_XXX_ENDmacros replace the explicit definitions of C API function with macro-generated text. This is principally to make available the function name as a static string available to the exception wrapper.This PR is draft-only and should not be merged. It intended for (1) early review comments and (2) a test CI run. This version does not actually implement a complete system for the C API hook itself. It's primarily target is macros to define C API functions that can (later) add information required to log C API calls. The reason to use macros is to have the ability to using the stringify operator
#on the function name; the name does not appear as text anywhere otherwise.TYPE: NO_HISTORY
DESC: C API wrapper macros