Alexey Samsonov 968b6aaef1
[libc][hdrgen] Print __BEGIN_C_DECLS / __END_C_DECLS conditionally. (#188830)
Clean up the `%public_api` printer code slightly - get rid of explicit
`\n` and ensure we only print `__BEGIN_C_DECLS` and `__END_C_DECLS` if
the generated header actually contains functions or objects to declare.

I've noticed that after 27ba9e2a44c11f8123528c350227db2c9a707c8f landed,
generated errno.h header has two blocks of `__BEGIN_C_DECLS` /
`__END_C_DECLS`: an empty one was generated automatically from
`%public_api` section that was intended to only add the `errno_t` type
declaration.
2026-03-26 20:02:34 +00:00
2026-01-21 23:14:07 +01:00

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