Use [[likely]] and [[unlikely]] in c++20 mode #576
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When compiling in the c++20 mode, use the standard [[likely]] and [[unlikely]] instead of GNU built-ins. It enables these directives on other platforms. All uses of our macros had to be edited to remove the outer parentheses. Implements: #570 Signed-off-by: Michal Siedlaczek <michal@siedlaczek.me>
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When compiling in the c++20 mode, use the standard [[likely]] and [[unlikely]] instead of GNU built-ins. It enables these directives on other platforms.
All uses of our macros had to be edited to remove the outer parentheses.
Implements: #570