Add CPP_DUMP_DEFINE_EXPORT_OBJECT_GENERIC() macro #98
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Renaming
CPP_DUMP_DEFINE_DANGEROUS_EXPORT_OBJECT()->CPP_DUMP_DEFINE_EXPORT_OBJECT_GENERIC().The feature remains unchanged.
Initially, I wanted to caution users about this macro because it could lead to compile errors, such as ambiguous function calls. That's why I included
DANGEROUSin its name. However, I later realized that the name might be deterring usage more than intended, and compile errors are not as severe as issues like memory leaks. That's why I'm renaming this macro.