ipc4: base_fw: Make Astate handler a function#10528
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Moving Astate handler to a function because STATIC_ASSERT cannot be used as the first instruction of switch/case block Signed-off-by: Wojciech Jablonski <wojciech.jablonski@intel.com>
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It turns out the current implementation of STATIC_ASSERT cannot be used as the first instruction of switch/case for all the supported compilers. Initially I wanted to fix the macro itself but it’s not that easy (mainly because the macro is used in both global and local contexts). So I decided to move the code to a separate function (this should work because we already have similar occurrences).