Chris Shoemaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The arguments that point to structs defined in the same module as the
> function being wrapped are typed as taking a pointer to the "real" struct,
> not the "public" typedef'd name of the struct. If functions in other
> modules use the same pointer arguments, and SWIG isn't told about the
> typedef to the struct, then these wrappers will be typed with an
> incompatible generic pointer type with the public type name.
>
> This commit resolves this by 1) using SWIG's %import directive to see the
> typedef to the struct name, 2) associated -Imodule lines in Makefile.am,
> 3) using the mangled form of the real struct name anywhere we need a
> runtime type query. Got it?
So basically what you're saying is that with SWIG you can't use
the public typedef name? That seems... Wrong.
-derek
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