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gh-91719: Add pycore_opcode.h internal header file#91906
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I don't know why you call out EXTRA_CASES in the comment -- this file uses several other tables defined there as well.
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When I add an
#include, I put the same of a single symbol get from this#include, even if many other symbols are used. I only do that to check time to time if the include is still used: here I just have check ifEXTRA_CASESis still used in the file. Otherwise, for each#include, I have to remove the line, try to build, and check if the C file still builds successfully.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Would be nice if there was tooling that did this instead. Without the comment.