CQ: always include stdbool.h if bool is used in C code #5618
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Always `#include <stdbool.h>` where `bool` is used. For the same reason, revert (part of 1e0c11f) definition of `TRUE` and `FALSE` (in gis.h) to `1` and `0`, in order to avoid the inclusion everywhere it may/should have been needed. In addition, starting with C23 `bool` is not an int, but a type of its own, making it not interchangeable with int.
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@nilason shall I backport this? Looks like important to me... |
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It already had the backport label. But the #5621 is more important: newer OSGeo4W builds will probably not work without when using GCC15, and will definitely not work in CI. |
Sure, but someone (who?) has to actually do it :-) |
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Always
#include <stdbool.h>whereboolis used.For the same reason, revert (part of 1e0c11f) definition of
TRUEandFALSE(in gis.h) to1and0, in order to avoid the inclusion everywhere it may/should have been needed. In addition, starting with C23boolis not an int, but a type of its own, making it not interchangeable with int.Fixes #5585