Hello! I'm trying to write a wrapper around GNU indent to make the output result satisfy checkpatch.pl. Unfortunately, GNU indent is bad at recognizing types if they are just bare words defined by typedef. Such types should be supplied using the "-T" option to indent. I would prefer to rely on sparse for finding all typedefs, since it's better at parsing C code than any script I could write. Is there any way to make sparse dump all type names declared with a typedef? I don't see any of the programs in sparse sources do anything like that. I think c2xml could be a good candidate, as it outputs the symbol, but it doesn't give any indication that it's a typedef-defined type: $ make C=2 CHECK=/home/proski/src/sparse/c2xml |grep foo_t <symbol type="node" id="_29" ident="foo_t" file="/home/proski/src/at76/at76_usb.c" start-line="41" start-col="13" end-line="41" end-col="18" bit-size="32" alignment="4" offset="0" base-type-builtin="int"/> Another nice thing would be to have a list of labels. Although they are easier to find by scripts, I would prefer to find them in the same run. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-sparse" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
