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docs(design): rewrite compilation context design document - #471
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Restructure and expand the compilation context document with clearer concept definitions, practical examples, and FAQ section.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe English and Chinese compilation-context docs were rewritten to define header and source contexts, describe prefix synthesis with ChangesCompilation Context Design Docs
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In `@docs/en/design/compilation-context.md`:
- Around line 28-38: The macro naming in the compilation-context example is
inconsistent: the `initialize()` snippet uses `#ifndef NDEBUG`, so update the
surrounding text to describe Debug/Release using the same standard convention.
Make the build flags and commentary match by referring to Release as `-DNDEBUG`
and Debug as the absence of `NDEBUG` (or an explicit `DEBUG` macro only if the
code also uses it), so the `conn->debug_label` and `log("connection created")`
example aligns with the documented build behavior.
In `@docs/zh/design/compilation-context.md`:
- Around line 28-38: The compilation-context example uses `#ifndef NDEBUG`, but
the surrounding text describes Debug builds as `-DDEBUG`, which conflicts with
the macro being checked. Update the `initialize()` example and its explanation
so the build flags and macro names are consistent, using the standard
`NDEBUG`/no-`NDEBUG` convention or changing the condition to match the
documented `DEBUG` flag across the `initialize()` snippet and the Debug/Release
description.
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- Fix Debug/Release macro inconsistency: #ifndef NDEBUG does not check -DDEBUG, clarify that Debug builds simply omit -DNDEBUG - Qualify -include equivalence claim: note __INCLUDE_LEVEL__ and __BASE_FILE__ (GCC/Clang extensions) behave differently under -include
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-includeequivalence with original compilation (citing C++ standard), disk vs virtual files, alternative "compile host and stop" approachTest plan