Here's the .spatch I've used:
_________________
@@
identifier a;
@@
- struct old_thing a;
+ struct new_thing a;
@@
identifier b;
@@
- struct old_thing *b;
+ struct new_thing *b;
@@
function f;
identifier c;
@@
- f(... struct old_thing *c ...);
+ f(... struct new_thing *c ...);
_________________
I've run it as "spatch --in-place --sp-file test.spatch -I include --dir
src" to apply to all source and include files at the same time.
The first 2 patchers work fine replacing all the variable declarations
inside functions and structs as expected. But they do not affect
function type signature which I'm trying to correct with the 3rd patcher
but it gives me exception Lexer_cocci.Lexical("invalid in a + context:
...") error.
I've tried using expression instead of function but it seems like I'm
applying "..." operator wrong. I've seen example doing somewhat similar
with elementary types but I'm at loss as to how to apply this to struct
pointers.
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