On 27/2/23 14:10, Markus Armbruster wrote:
Philippe Mathieu-Daudé writes:
QAPI's gen_enum() generates QAPI enum values and the number
of this values (as foo__MAX).
The number of entries in an enum type is not part of the
enumerated values, but we generate it as such. See for
example:
typed
Philippe Mathieu-Daudé wrote:
> QAPI's gen_enum() generates QAPI enum values and the number
> of this values (as foo__MAX).
> The number of entries in an enum type is not part of the
> enumerated values, but we generate it as such. See for
> example:
>
> typedef enum OnOffAuto {
> ON_OFF_A
Philippe Mathieu-Daudé writes:
> QAPI's gen_enum() generates QAPI enum values and the number
> of this values (as foo__MAX).
> The number of entries in an enum type is not part of the
> enumerated values, but we generate it as such. See for
> example:
>
> typedef enum OnOffAuto {
> ON_OFF
On 2/24/23 05:54, Philippe Mathieu-Daudé wrote:
QAPI's gen_enum() generates QAPI enum values and the number
of this values (as foo__MAX).
The number of entries in an enum type is not part of the
enumerated values, but we generate it as such. See for
example:
typedef enum OnOffAuto {
ON
QAPI's gen_enum() generates QAPI enum values and the number
of this values (as foo__MAX).
The number of entries in an enum type is not part of the
enumerated values, but we generate it as such. See for
example:
typedef enum OnOffAuto {
ON_OFF_AUTO_AUTO,
ON_OFF_AUTO_ON,
ON_OFF_A
