Hi

1) The macro invocations in the checked* files lack trailing semicolons. I think that it's usual to leave the semicolon off the end of the macro definition, and to add it after the invocation. This makes the invocation look like a function call, at least for indentation and highlighting in editors.

2) The macro definitions, at least in the checked* files, could be neater. The macros are like this:

#define SPECIALIZE_FUN3_0_1(name, suf, ret_type, qual1, type1, qual2, type2, qual3, type3, after1) \ template <typename Policy> \ struct FUNCTION_CLASS(name) <Policy, type1, type2, type3> { \ static inline Result function(qual1 type1& arg1, qual2 type2 &arg2, qual3 type3 &arg3, after1 a1) { \ return name ## _ ## suf<Policy>(arg1, arg2, arg3, a1); \ } \ };

and they could be like this:

#define SPECIALIZE_FUN5_0_1(name, suf, ret_type, \ qual1, type1, qual2, type2, qual3, type3, \ qual4, type4, qual5, type5, after1) \ template <typename Policy> \ struct FUNCTION_CLASS(name) <Policy, \ type1, type2, type3, type4, type5> { \ static inline Result \ function(qual1 type1& arg1, qual2 type2 &arg2, qual3 type3 &arg3, \ qual4 type4 &arg4, qual5 type5 &arg5, after1 a1) { \ return name ## _ ## suf<Policy>(arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4, arg5, a1); \ } \ };

Emacs can handle the 's and the indentation, with indent-region (bound to C-M-).

Is there any interest in improving this formatting?

Thanks