On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 11:45 PM, Phil Thompson <[email protected] > wrote:
> On Wed, 27 May 2009 17:17:29 +0200, Arve Knudsen <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Hi > > Phil, I really need help with this extremely strange bug in sip 4.7.9 on > > Windows Vista x64, Python 2.6 (32bit). It's difficult to describe fully, > > but > > I'll try (I can't provide sources, since it's proprietary code). The > > scenario is (more or less) like this: lod.sip declares a class TileTree, > > which lives in igmLod/TileTree.h. gui.sip imports lod.sip and declares a > > class ViewerProject, which refers to a QList<TileTree>. What then happens > > is > > that the files sip_igmlodTileTree.cpp, which includes igmLod/TileTree.h, > > and > > sip_igmguiQList.cpp, which includes igmLod/TileTreeileTileTreeree.h, are > > generated. As you can see, the inclusion in the latter .cpp is all > > scrambled > > (with the class name). Any idea what's going on here, eventually how I > can > > debug sip myself? > > You need to send me a test case. As I said, this is proprietary code, so it can be difficult to extract a testcase. I don't even know right now how to identify the exact scenario since the sip specifications are quite complex at this point. If I could debug it on-site, it should be far preferable. Arve
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