Adapt to changes with CppInterOp Dispatch

[aaronj0]

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[vgvassilev]

Is there a way to provide a default argument? Eg Declare(src, X=False)?

[aaronj0]

Yes, we never supported controlling verbosity with cppdef but this is a good chance to do so:

- def cppdef(src):
+ def cppdef(src, verbose = False):
    """Declare C++ source <src> to Cling."""
    with _stderr_capture() as err:
- errcode = gbl.Cpp.Declare(src)
+ errcode = gbl.Cpp.Declare(src, not verbose)

[aaronj0]

Or did you mean just enumerating what False is and always passing it to gbl.Cpp.Declare?

[vgvassilev]

Either should work I think.

[vgvassilev]

Lgtm if the ci works as expected. Consider using squash on merge.

[mcbarton]

@vgvassilev @aaronj0 Was it a failure of making the jobs pass that the llvm 18 jobs were dropped from the ci in this PR?

[aaronj0]

@vgvassilev @aaronj0 Was it a failure of making the jobs pass that the llvm 18 jobs were dropped from the ci in this PR?

With the new symbol dispatch approach, cppyy suffers from some issues on llvm18 on ubuntu. We can see that pattern on OS X as well. In an effort to make the CI happy again, we update the test tags and drop cppyy support for llvm18. I've opened the corresponding PR in CppInterOp here: compiler-research/CppInterOp#788

[aaronj0]

Merging as the last CI run looked good. The recent force push refactored the changes into atomic commits