#else
#define dout_impl(cct, sub, v) \
do { \
- const bool should_gather = [&](const auto cctX) { \
- if constexpr (ceph::dout::is_dynamic<decltype(sub)>::value || \
- ceph::dout::is_dynamic<decltype(v)>::value) { \
+ const bool should_gather = [&](const auto cctX, auto sub_, auto v_) { \
+ /* The check is performed on `sub_` and `v_` to leverage the C++'s \
+ * guarantee on _discarding_ one of blocks of `if constexpr`, which \
+ * includes also the checks for ill-formed code (`should_gather<>` \
+ * must not be feed with non-const expresions), BUT ONLY within \
+ * a template (thus the generic lambda) and under the restriction \
+ * it's dependant on a parameter of this template). \
+ * GCC prior to v14 was not enforcing these restrictions. */ \
+ if constexpr (ceph::dout::is_dynamic<decltype(sub_)>::value || \
+ ceph::dout::is_dynamic<decltype(v_)>::value) { \
return cctX->_conf->subsys.should_gather(sub, v); \
} else { \
+ constexpr auto sub_helper = static_cast<decltype(sub_)>(sub); \
+ constexpr auto v_helper = static_cast<decltype(v_)>(v); \
/* The parentheses are **essential** because commas in angle \
* brackets are NOT ignored on macro expansion! A language's \
* limitation, sorry. */ \
- return (cctX->_conf->subsys.template should_gather<sub, v>()); \
+ return (cctX->_conf->subsys.template should_gather<sub_helper, \
+ v_helper>()); \
} \
- }(cct); \
+ }(cct, sub, v); \
\
if (should_gather) { \
ceph::logging::MutableEntry _dout_e(v, sub); \