Cleanup: Remove unnecessary assert_tcompile macro

pull/217/head
Charles Pigott 3 years ago
parent d8605ad18d
commit 52f3abba6e

@ -556,8 +556,8 @@ void VehicleCargoList::InvalidateCache()
template<VehicleCargoList::MoveToAction Tfrom, VehicleCargoList::MoveToAction Tto>
uint VehicleCargoList::Reassign(uint max_move, TileOrStationID)
{
assert_tcompile(Tfrom != MTA_TRANSFER && Tto != MTA_TRANSFER);
assert_tcompile(Tfrom - Tto == 1 || Tto - Tfrom == 1);
assert_compile(Tfrom != MTA_TRANSFER && Tto != MTA_TRANSFER);
assert_compile(Tfrom - Tto == 1 || Tto - Tfrom == 1);
max_move = min(this->action_counts[Tfrom], max_move);
this->action_counts[Tfrom] -= max_move;
this->action_counts[Tto] += max_move;

@ -24,9 +24,9 @@
template<typename T, uint S, uint N, typename U> static inline T Extract(U v)
{
/* Check if there are enough bits in v */
assert_tcompile(N == EnumPropsT<T>::num_bits);
assert_tcompile(S + N <= sizeof(U) * 8);
assert_tcompile(EnumPropsT<T>::end <= (1 << N));
assert_compile(N == EnumPropsT<T>::num_bits);
assert_compile(S + N <= sizeof(U) * 8);
assert_compile(EnumPropsT<T>::end <= (1 << N));
U masked = GB(v, S, N);
return IsInsideMM(masked, EnumPropsT<T>::begin, EnumPropsT<T>::end) ? (T)masked : EnumPropsT<T>::invalid;
}

@ -348,19 +348,14 @@ typedef unsigned char byte;
# define PERSONAL_DIR ""
#endif
/* Compile time assertions. Prefer c++0x static_assert().
* Older compilers cannot evaluate some expressions at compile time,
* typically when templates are involved, try assert_tcompile() in those cases. */
/* Compile time assertions. Prefer c++0x static_assert(). */
#if __cplusplus >= 201103L || (defined(_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER >= 1600)
# define assert_compile(expr) static_assert(expr, #expr )
# define assert_tcompile(expr) assert_compile(expr)
#elif defined(__OS2__)
/* Disabled for OS/2 */
# define assert_compile(expr)
# define assert_tcompile(expr) assert_compile(expr)
#else
# define assert_compile(expr) typedef int __ct_assert__[1 - 2 * !(expr)]
# define assert_tcompile(expr) assert(expr)
#endif
/* Check if the types have the bitsizes like we are using them */

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