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Modification of a typedef's base type is not currently permitted at the API level. Allowing a datatype to change its size carries with it the risk that any uses of...

I stand corrected. I did not realize `DataType.replaceWith` was on the public interface - Ugh. I thought you were using `DataTypeManager.replaceDataType`. There is quite a bit on the public `DataType`...

> I see. I will definitely be more careful about using it. However, does the same not apply when editing a `Composite` which has been applied to the listing? It's...

@astrelsky Attached is a Ghidra Script `ReplaceTypedefScript` which will interactively facilitate replacing an existing Typedef selected in the Data Type Tree with a new one using a selected base datatype....

The DataTypeManager knows what types make use of a Typedef (e.g., parent list). Due to the potential ripple affects of a change (e.g., size/packing/alignment), the replacment approach or a fully...

The ability to do what you ask is work-in-progress. The change will permit a specific language/compiler-spec to be associated with an archive allowing any generic or cspec-defined calling convention to...

Sorry, my (deleted) previous post was incorrect as things have envolved. We will have to look into the `join must overlap sequential entries` issue. Unfortunately, while all of this may...

The `Unexpected DBParms buffer node type` may indicate that the db file did not write completely to disc. The DB params are located in the second 16-KByte block of the...

> I can provide a copy of the db, I'll try and do it this week. I have a bunch of copies of everything now that were poorly labeled so...

> There may indeed be something screwy with hosting the project over a network share Many years ago I had run into issues with this although I don't recall the...