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If I try to wrap the following header:
typedef enum _foo { BAR, BAZ } foo;
using the following script:
using Clang.wrap_c const context = wrap_c.init( headers = [joinpath(@__DIR__, "header.h")], common_file = joinpath(@__DIR__, "wrapper.jl"), clang_diagnostics = true, ) run(context)
I get the following wrapper:
# begin enum _foo const _foo = UInt32 const BAR = 0 |> UInt32 const BAZ = 1 |> UInt32 # end enum _foo const foo = Cvoid
I was expecting that the typedef name const foo = UInt32 or const foo = _foo.
const foo = UInt32
const foo = _foo
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If I try to wrap the following header:
using the following script:
I get the following wrapper:
I was expecting that the typedef name
const foo = UInt32
orconst foo = _foo
.xref discourse thread
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: