Fix: Handle #pragma GCC target() in C++ bundler #442
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When GCC preprocesses with -dD flag and encounters #pragma GCC target(), it emits extra macro definitions for compiler features (__AVX2__, __SSE4_1__, etc). This causes a line count mismatch in the bundler's assertion that line counts must be equal between raw source and uncommented code. Solution: Temporarily comment out #pragma GCC target() before preprocessing, then uncomment in the output. Uses OJ_BUNDLE_PRAGMA marker to distinguish from user-written comments. Fixes online-judge-tools#438
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When GCC preprocesses with -dD flag and encounters
#pragma GCC target(), it emits extra macro definitions for compiler features (AVX2, SSE4_1, etc). This causes a line count mismatch in the bundler's assertion that line counts must be equal between raw source and uncommented code.Solution: Temporarily comment out
#pragma GCC target()before preprocessing, then uncomment in the output. Uses OJ_BUNDLE_PRAGMA marker to distinguish from user-written comments.Fixes #438