For #228, I would have liked to add default (empty) implementations of the newly added functions. This would be nice because a) the extension I'm exposing is GLES-only, so does not need a GlFns implementation. And b) currently every time we expose a new API to the Gl trait it's a breaking change and we have to bump the semver, and in gecko we need to add an impl to our swgl trait, even when it won't be used.
Unfortunately, trying to add a default impl currently results in a compilation error due to the declare_gl_apis macro:
error: no rules expected the token `{`
--> src/gl.rs:765:113
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81 | macro_rules! declare_gl_apis {
| ---------------------------- when calling this macro
...
765 | fn start_tiling_qcom(&self, x: GLuint, y: GLuint, width: GLuint, height: GLuint, preserve_mask: GLbitfield) {
| ^ no rules expected this token in macro call
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note: while trying to match `;`
--> src/gl.rs:83:106
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83 | ($($(unsafe $([$garbo:expr])*)* fn $name:ident(&self $(, $arg:ident: $t:ty)* $(,)*) $(-> $retty:ty)* ;)+) => {
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For #228, I would have liked to add default (empty) implementations of the newly added functions. This would be nice because a) the extension I'm exposing is GLES-only, so does not need a
GlFns
implementation. And b) currently every time we expose a new API to theGl
trait it's a breaking change and we have to bump the semver, and in gecko we need to add an impl to our swgl trait, even when it won't be used.Unfortunately, trying to add a default impl currently results in a compilation error due to the
declare_gl_apis
macro: