Fix C++11 and higher builds if __clang__ is defined#2
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This fixes an error that happens when the code should be compiled with c++11 or newer and clang is defined. This can easily happen when using clangd in vscode as clangd sets that define even if gcc is used to compile.
The current state of that line is invalid in C++11 or higher, as the name would be understood as a suffix, which isn't what you want here. Putting that space here shouldn't change the functionality in any version but make it valid code for newer C++ standards.