I restructured the beginnings of the preprocessed files for debugging to
make the awks in the makefile not eat headers which are needed for
debugging (e.g. the FOR_EACH macro)
it's done by putting awk marker comments:
// awk stop marker (check make pp)
after the macros to be eaten by awk and before the ones we wanna keep
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this is done by removing all headers from the top of the file using that
awk written by the amazing Jappie3 from the hyprland discord
g++ -E itself was pretty fast but clang-format took a while to format a
52k line file (wonder why), removing std makes the files considerably
smaller and makes the whole operation almost instant
one small issue is currently the script removes every single header
unless it hits something else - not ideal since my own headers will get
wiped too and in the preprocessed output not all macros will be
evaluated (e.g. FOR_EACH from for_each.hpp in config.hpp)
fun story - I had this exact piece of code without a single changed not
work the prior 2 times, then I changed a bit, a part started working so
I changed it back to this and the 3rd time it somehow works
I might not list everything in this commit but:
- fix struct stream operators while making them a bit less convenient
- refactor some stuff around like the FOR_EACH macros
- fix 2/3 minor bugs I stumbled upon when actually trying to compile
