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Guillaume Roguez authored
Also minor code cleanup. Rationale: The C++ standard has un-deprecated the use of the static keyword. But the superiority of anonymous namespaces is mainly for type declarations (including structures and classes). For variables and functions, the static keyword is functionally equivalent to using an anonymous namespace. But there is a major drawback with the latter! Name mangling for anonymous namespaces is such that it's awkward to type/find a local symbol declared in them when using a debugger such as gdb. Refs #50143 Change-Id: I925af61d14db08fafa37bfbfeedde95feadd0948
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