Add dedicated macros for pointer comparisons #46
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Add pointer comparison macros Add new macros CHECK_PTR_EQ/NE and REQUIRE_PTR_EQ/NE to simplify pointer comparisons. These macros automatically handle void* casting and use the appropriate %p format specifier for pointer output. Before: CHECK_EQ((void*)ptr1, (void*)ptr2); After: CHECK_PTR_EQ(ptr1, ptr2); This change improves code readability while maintaining consistency with the existing CHECK_NULL/NOT_NULL macros. The new macros follow TAU's established pattern and style conventions.
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Add pointer comparison macros
Add new macros CHECK_PTR_EQ/NE and REQUIRE_PTR_EQ/NE to simplify pointer comparisons. These macros automatically handle void* casting and use the appropriate %p format specifier for pointer output.
Before:
CHECK_EQ((void*)ptr1, (void*)ptr2);
After:
CHECK_PTR_EQ(ptr1, ptr2);
This change improves code readability while maintaining consistency with the existing CHECK_NULL/NOT_NULL macros. The new macros follow TAU's established pattern and style conventions.