KWIML: Avoid conflict with C++11 user-defined literals
Clang warns test/test_INT_format.h:28:26: warning: identifier after literal will be treated as a reserved user-defined literal suffix in C++11 [-Wc++11-compat-reserved-user-defined-literal] " expression [%"KWIML_INT_PRI##PRI"]," because the KWIML_... part is an identifier lexically immediately following a string literal. Add a space between the string literal and the identifier to avoid the C++11 user-defined literal syntax.
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T const x = VALUE(T, U); \
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T y = C(V); \
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printf(LANG #C ":" \
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" expression [%"@KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI"]," \
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" literal [%"@KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI"]", x, y); \
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" expression [%" @KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI "]," \
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" literal [%" @KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI "]", x, y); \
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if(x == y) \
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{ \
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printf(", PASSED\n"); \
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{ \
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T const x = VALUE(T, U); \
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char const* str = STR; \
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sprintf(buf, "%"@KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI, x); \
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sprintf(buf, "%" @KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI, x); \
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printf(LANG "@KWIML@_INT_PRI" #PRI ":" \
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" expected [%s], got [%s]", str, buf); \
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if(strcmp(str, buf) == 0) \
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T const x = VALUE(T, U); \
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T y; \
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char const* str = STR; \
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if(sscanf(str, "%"@KWIML@_INT_SCN##SCN, &y) != 1) \
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if(sscanf(str, "%" @KWIML@_INT_SCN##SCN, &y) != 1) \
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{ \
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y = 0; \
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} \
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printf(LANG "@KWIML@_INT_SCN" #SCN ":" \
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" expected [%"@KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI"]," \
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" got [%"@KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI"]", x, y); \
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" expected [%" @KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI "]," \
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" got [%" @KWIML@_INT_PRI##PRI "]", x, y); \
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if(x == y) \
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{ \
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printf(", PASSED\n"); \
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