On Fri, 19 Aug 2011 10:28:44 -0400, Robin M Baur <rm...@cornell.edu>
wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm just getting started with SIP and have a few questions that I
> haven't yet found the answers to in the docs. Pointers back to the
> docs are welcome if I've missed something obvious. A standalone
> representative snippet of my header file is at the bottom of this
> email.
>
> 1. Mainly, I'm searching for the correct combination of directives to
> wrap a typedef struct statement, assuming that's possible. (Is it?) I
> can wrap typedefs and structs individually, but I've been stymied in
> the attempt to do both together. I've tried both doing nothing and
> putting a %TypeHeaderCode directive inside the struct definition;
> either way, SIP just complains of a syntax error on the line with the
> opening brace. Should I be looking at %MappedType? Something else?
Use C++ syntax...
struct SERIAL_INIT_TS {
...
};
> 2. Is %UnitCode the correct directive for wrapping #pragma and
> #define? If not, what is?
Tell SIP it is an int...
const int API_OK;
> 3. My (Windows) compiler (MSVC 9.0) doesn't balk at UINT32, but SIP
> understandably does ("UINT32 is undefined."). MSVC 9 inexplicably
> doesn't ship stdint.h, so I can' t pull the obvious trick of
> #including stdint.h and replacing UINT32 with uint32_t everywhere.
> Does anyone know of a workaround for getting a UINT32 wrapped with
> SIP?
typedef unsigned UINT32;
It doesn't matter that they types aren't an exact match because Python has
no corresponding type anyway.
Phil
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