Replace include guards with "#pragma once" #506
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… the database model generator scripts.
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Thanks! I hope you did automate this change :-) |
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I did automate the change, but then had to go manually over all the files just to make sure that the regular expressions in my script updated the files correctly :-) |
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As per our previous discussion here #500
this PR replaces the header include guards with
#pragma oncein all header files and in the python generator scripts. All tests (core+postgresql+mysql+sqlite3) ran successfully.The
#pragma onceis not standard but is supported by all major C++ compilers and easier to maintain than the old-style #ifndef #define...#endif include guards.