I accidentally wrote the macro file as: #define MCAPI_THREAD_ENTRY(x) int f (x)
Surprisingly, it seemed to work much better. I will try to figure out the problem, but inthe meantime, you may want to try this strange solution. julia On Fri, 18 Feb 2011, Leino, Tammy wrote: > Hello, > > I am facing a problem with a Coccinelle script I wrote, and I was hoping to > get some advice please. > > The purpose of the script is to reorder the last two parameters of > mcapi_wait_any() both in the function declaration and in usage. When I > execute the script, it reorders the parameters properly except for one > condition it does not reorder the first instance it finds in > fts_mcapi_wait_any.c. I have changed the order of the functions in the file, > and it always misses the very first instance, regardless of which function is > declared first. > > Any advice on this problem would be greatly appreciated. > > I am executing the following command line: > > spatch -sp_file rename.cocci openmcapi/test/1/fts_mcapi_wait_any2.c > -macro_file defs.h > rename.patch > > The script and supporting files are attached. Thank you very much. > > > Regards, > Tammy Leino > > > Tammy Leino | Sr. Software Development Engineer > Mentor Embedded |739 N University Blvd, Mobile, AL 36608 USA > P 251.208.3511 > Nucleus® | Linux® | Android | Services | UI | Multi-OS > >
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