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i mean, tbh, the probability that _______________APPROVAL_MAIN_NOT_CONFIGURED_____________ is gonna get you in trouble in reality is extremely low^^
the main reason why reserved names exist is so that compilers and, most importantly, stdlib implementations have something that they can legally assume to not potentially be defined as macros by the user at the point where they include stdlib headers so they have something to work with…
We want to make a linker error something like this:
"__APPROVAL_MAIN_NOT_CONFIGURED::See_TroubleshootingMisconfiguredMain_Documentation::check()", referenced from:
But the initial underscore if global, and the double underscores are reserved.
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