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Multiword types like "unsigned short" or "unsigned char" are causing a parse error when used in enum declarations. E. g.
enum <unsigned short> MY_ENUM { VAL_1 = 0, VAL_2 = 1 };
If one creates a typedef and replaces the type by a single word, it will be ok. I. e.
typedef unsigned short u16; enum <u16> MY_ENUM { VAL_1 = 0, VAL_2 = 1 };
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This is a py010parser error - closing here and recreating in that project.
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Multiword types like "unsigned short" or "unsigned char" are causing a parse error when used in enum declarations. E. g.
If one creates a typedef and replaces the type by a single word, it will be ok. I. e.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: