log Remove enclosing '#ifndef NDEBUG' from ly_log_dbg_groups #2119
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Not having the prototype for ly_log_dbg_groups breaks my release builds (frrouting) due to an implicit function declaration. Judging from the implementation of ly_log_dbg_groups, it was intended to be present in release builds and just do nothing. So the removal of the #ifndef shouldn't be problematic. Signed-off-by: Thomas Egerer <thomas.egerer@secunet.com>
michalvasko
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No problem but merged only into |
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Thanks. Officially the fastest MR I ever created :D |
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Not having the prototype for ly_log_dbg_groups breaks my release builds (frrouting) due to an implicit function declaration. Judging from the implementation of ly_log_dbg_groups, it was intended to be present in release builds and just do nothing. So the removal of the #ifndef shouldn't be problematic.