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Stumpless uses a scheme involving #definenames and macro functions to separate its portability measures from the application logic itself. This was originally done via a single header, include/private/config/wrapper.h, but as the library grows this single header has become bloated. Now features are instead contained in their own dedicated wrapper headers. Older features need to be moved to the
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It may be easier to understand the examples if they don't show both
distageandBIOat the same time, so we may want to have a variant ofdistage-examplethat uses justdistagealone, using a monomorphic effect type everywhere.