[Bug 55201] New: The parser doesn't find all the structures

[Roberto Raggi]

On Wed, 2003-02-26 at 10:31, Amilcar do Carmo Lucas wrote:
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> http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55201     
>            Summary: The parser doesn't find all the structures
>            Product: kdevelop
>            Version: unspecified
>           Platform: SuSE RPMs
>         OS/Version: Linux
>             Status: UNCONFIRMED
>           Severity: normal
>           Priority: NOR
>          Component: general
>         AssignedTo: kdevelop-devel at barney.cs.uni-potsdam.de
>         ReportedBy: a.lucas at tu-bs.de
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> 
> Version:            (using KDE KDE 3.1)
> Installed from:    SuSE RPMs
> Compiler:          gcc 2.95.3 
> OS:          Linux
> 
> I have some structures on some .h files in a Subproject folder. This .h files are included in the project.
> The structures that are declared like the folowing get parsed:
>   struct t_bankstates
>    {
>     int cnt;                              //!< Bank state machine counter
>     t_bankstate state;                    //!< Current state
>     t_bankstate state_trace;              //!< Current state, trace output
>    };
> 
> The structures that are declared like the next don't:
> typedef struct{
>   sc_in<bool> clock;				///< Input the clock signal
>   sc_in< SPIXEL > data;		  ///< Input pixel data
>   sc_out<bool> enable;		  ///< Input enable signal
>   sc_in<bool> strobe;			  ///< Input signal strobe
> }busP_dpu_from_dpu;

maybe, i've understand the bug #55201. the point is the bad support of 
type-alias(e.g. typedefs) and anonymous types in the current classstore..  
this isn't a problem of the parser because it can parse and "understand" 
typedefs and anonymous structure, but it don't know how to store it :) 
 
for now if you declare an anonymous struct like 
 
typedef struct{  
   sc_in<bool> clock;                    ///< Input the clock signal  
   sc_in< SPIXEL > data;                  ///< Input pixel data  
   sc_out<bool> enable;                  ///< Input enable signal  
   sc_in<bool> strobe;                          ///< Input signal strobe  
 }busP_dpu_from_dpu; 
 
in a file called "your_file.h" you'll see the entry "(your_file_1)" into the 
classbrowser that rapresent your structure.. but you don't see an entry 
"busP_dpu_from_dpu" because it is only an alias not a declaration!!! 
 
maybe, a possibile solution could be to rename "declaration" (like 
your_file_1) if the declaration in "typedef" is an anonymous. 

ciao robe