Move modular header includes outside extern "C" scope#351
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When compiling sljit with Clang modules support in a C++ project, we
run into errors including certain modular Apple headers, because they
are included inside an `extern "C" {...}` context, and C linkage for
modular headers is not possible. By simply moving the includes outside
of the `extern "C" {...}` scope, we can successfully build with modules
without impacting ordinary C or C++ linkage.
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When compiling sljit with Clang modules support in a C++ project, we run into errors including certain modular Apple headers, because they are included inside an
extern "C" {...}context, and C linkage for modular headers is not possible. By simply moving the includes outside of theextern "C" {...}scope, we can successfully build with modules without impacting ordinary C or C++ linkage.