Bug and fix, reopened: "restrict" #define fails on VC

[Torbjorn Granlund]

<librik at panix.com> writes:

  I'm afraid I have to report that a configure bug, fixed four
  years ago in GMP 4.1, has crept back in to the latest GMP 4.2
  sources.  (I know this because I reported the bug at the time,
  and Kevin Ryde fixed it.)
  
  Unfortunately most of the 2002 archives have vanished from
  SWOX's list-archives, but I have the report and reply here,
  and have reproduced them below.
  
  In short:  creating the "#define restrict __restrict" macro in
  config.h is unsafe on compilers like Visual C 2005 that support
  both the "__restrict" keyword and the "declspec(restrict)" syntax
  in header files.  The correct solution is to use a unique macro
  name like "gmp_restrict".  As Kevin noted, "restrict is in the
  compiler's namespace these days."
  
Unfortunately, Kevin's fix was to stop defining restrict since it
wasn't actually used in the GMP sources.  Now it is, and it will
become much more used in future GMP releases.

What files in GMP are affected?  I suppose it would work just to
reorder #include order.

-- 
Torbjörn