On Tue, Aug 29, 2006 at 01:46:52PM +0100, Robert Shearman wrote:
> >@@ -207,6 +207,7 @@ struct _type_t {
> > func_t *funcs; /* interfaces and modules */
> > var_t *fields; /* interfaces, structures and
> > enumerations */
> > ifref_t *ifaces; /* coclasses */
> >+ type_t *orig; /* dup'd types */
> > int ignore, is_const, sign;
> > int defined, written, user_types_registered;
> > int typelib_idx;
>
> You add a new field to type_t, yet no code uses it. Will it have some
> future purpose?
It takes the place of ref for typedefs. I.e., it refers to the typedef'd
type. It's used in write_typedef, check_for_user_types, encode_type, and
add_typedef_typeinfo in the third patch of my last series. It's true no
code used it in this earlier patch (except duptype, which only initialized
it).
