mjradwin
namespce is treated as class
namesapce a { class B { void fun(); }; }
stubgen will generate void a::B::fun() {}
but it should be namespace a { void B::fun() {} }
stubgen's parser does not conform to the latest C++ standard. It was developed back in 1998 as a gigantic hack that I created when I was teaching myself lex/yacc. Hacking the yacc grammar further probably isn’t a good idea, since C++ isn’t an LALR(1) language anyways.
At the time it was written it handled C++98 pretty well - but it may not handle C++03 or C++11 well at all.
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On Jan 18, 2014, at 7:27 PM, Ares Young [email protected] wrote:
namesapce a { class B { void fun(); }; }
stubgen will generate void a::B::fun() {}
but it should be namespace a { void B::fun() {} }
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Do you have some plan to fixed this issue. for example, you may ignore namespace or support limited namespace.
Based on mjradwin's comment I don't think any fix is planned. You do have the option of fixing the issue yourself, if you think it's worth your time. I would not recommend attempting to achieve full support for C++03 or C++11.
