Hi,
I've reverse-engineered some "old" code, using the wizard for Visual C++ in
Rose. Doing this, I encountered problems while trying to reverseengineer a
struct.
This is the warning I got while reverse engineering:
Warning: Unsupported declaration encountered:
12:10:35| typedef struct tagTdmOutputPortParamsStruct
12:10:35| {
12:10:35| DWORD m_dwPacketSize;
12:10:35| DWORD m_dwBurstMode;
12:10:35| BOOL m_bOn;
12:10:35| } TdmOu . . .
12:10:35| (See line 15 in "g:\.......\TdmDeviceE5MuxInterfaceTypes.h".)
This declaration will be ignored.
In the code the sturct is defined (as also shown above) as:
typedef struct tagTdmOutputPortParamsStruct
{
DWORD m_dwPacketSize;
DWORD m_dwBurstMode;
BOOL m_bOn;
} TdmOutputPortParamsStruct;
I do not know why it has been defined this way, instead of just:
struct TdmOutputPortParamsStruct
{
DWORD m_dwPacketSize;
DWORD m_dwBurstMode;
BOOL m_bOn;
};
But it is approved by the Microsoft C++ compiler.
However it looks like Rose does not support such declarations ?
Any ideas of how to get around this problem, without having to re-write all
the structures ? (there are quite a few of them.....)
Regards
Arne Styve
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