Declarations with typedef (Was: Re: Messing typedefs?)

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The old thread "Messing typedefs" 
(http://marc.info/?l=linux-sparse&m=118156319806264) described strange 
behaviour:

>         typedef unsigned char  plcbit;
>         typedef unsigned char  USINT;
> 
>         USINT usVar1;
> 
> leads to a symbol "usVar1" with base_type->ident named "plcbit".

This has changed, but now I can't find any information inside symbol "
usVar1" that points to the used typedef .

How am I able to get the typedef a symbol is declared with - if it is 
declared with one?
Is there a way?

Greetings
Thomas Schmid


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