When we have an enum that is used as a union discriminator, what
matters is that the scalar mappings are the same, not if the types are
the same (otherwise we get warnings about uint1632).
Thanks to gd for noticing this.
use strict;
use Parse::Pidl qw(warning fatal);
use strict;
use Parse::Pidl qw(warning fatal);
-use Parse::Pidl::Typelist qw(hasType getType expandAlias);
+use Parse::Pidl::Typelist qw(hasType getType expandAlias mapScalarType);
use Parse::Pidl::Util qw(has_property property_matches);
# Alignment of the built-in scalar types
use Parse::Pidl::Util qw(has_property property_matches);
# Alignment of the built-in scalar types
my $discriminator_type = has_property($type->{DATA}, "switch_type");
$discriminator_type = "uint32" unless defined ($discriminator_type);
my $discriminator_type = has_property($type->{DATA}, "switch_type");
$discriminator_type = "uint32" unless defined ($discriminator_type);
- my $t1 = mapToScalar($discriminator_type);
+ my $t1 = mapScalarType(mapToScalar($discriminator_type));
if (not defined($t1)) {
fatal($e, el_name($e) . ": unable to map discriminator type '$discriminator_type' to scalar");
}
if (not defined($t1)) {
fatal($e, el_name($e) . ": unable to map discriminator type '$discriminator_type' to scalar");
}
- my $t2 = mapToScalar($e2->{TYPE});
+ my $t2 = mapScalarType(mapToScalar($e2->{TYPE}));
if (not defined($t2)) {
fatal($e, el_name($e) . ": unable to map variable used for switch_is() to scalar");
}
if (not defined($t2)) {
fatal($e, el_name($e) . ": unable to map variable used for switch_is() to scalar");
}