Review Request: C++-Parser: Eat typename

[Milian Wolff]

> On 2010-05-05 12:34:57, David Nolden wrote:
> > Currently we simply have no use for the "typename" keyword. At some point I have to check out in the language specification why it is needed sometimes, but I think that KDevelop understands such cases even without it.
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> > For that reason, I think it's ok to do it like this for now. However it should be marked with a big fat "///TODO: Handle typename correctly, according to C++ language specification"
> > Also a test-case would be nice, something that fails without this patch, but succeds with it.

closed as committed, thanks


- Milian


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On 2010-04-29 12:49:57, The-User wrote:
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> (Updated 2010-04-29 12:49:57)
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> Review request for KDevelop.
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> Summary
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> At the kdevelop-ml somebody complained that the problems-tab is not useful. That is true when you are using stl-headers, then you get dozens of erros. But 95% of the errors are caused by the missing suppport of the typename-keyword in the C++-parser. It is difficult to implement a perfect solution, because you have to care about, that it will not be used outside of templates. But there is a very simple solution removing all those errors, although some wrong code will be accepted. However, I have never heard about anybody using too many typenames. So that should not be a problem, we are an IDE and not a compiler (alternatively we are using -fpermissive :D). The patch makes the problems-tab usable and it needs only two lines of code, so it would not be a problem to include it in the release. Btw.: It is not only a STL-problem, there are also KDE-headers with a lot of template-stuff.
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> Diffs
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>   trunk/extragear/sdk/kdevelop/languages/cpp/parser/parser.cpp 1118581 
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> Diff: http://reviewboard.kde.org/r/3845/diff
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> Testing
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> Yes, unit-tests passed, most errors are still detected.
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> Thanks,
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> The-User
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