[GCC-XML]Argument names?

[Paul.Ross at Symbian.Com]

If you only make a declaration then the names are discarded, if you make a 
definition then the names are retained. For example:

int foo_1(int a, int b);
int foo_2(int a, int b){}

Produces the following xml:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<GCC_XML>
  <Namespace id="_1" name="::" members="_3 _4 "/>
  <Namespace id="_2" name="std" context="_1" members=""/>
  <Function id="_3" name="foo_2" returns="_5" context="_1" 
location="f0:2">
    <Argument name="a" type="_5"/>
    <Argument name="b" type="_5"/>
  </Function>
  <Function id="_4" name="foo_1" returns="_5" context="_1" location="f0:1" 
extern="1">
    <Argument type="_5"/>
    <Argument type="_5"/>
  </Function>
  <FundamentalType id="_5" name="int"/>
  <File id="f0" name="test/foo.h"/>
</GCC_XML>

It makes a difference whether you run gccxml on the implementation file or 
the header file.

Paul





Nicodemus <nicodemus at globalite.com.br>
Sent by: gccxml-admin at gccxml.org
29/07/2003 02:56

 
        To:     GCC-XML Discussion <gccxml at gccxml.org>
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        Subject:        [GCC-XML]Argument names?


Currently, GCCXML doesn't output the names of the arguments in functions:

void foo(int x, int y);

The resulting XML has no information about the declared name of the 
arguments ("x" and "y"). There's any chance that GCCXML will provide 
this in the future?

Thanks!
Nicodemus.

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