On Mar 26, 2006, at 07:59:26, Martin Mares wrote:
Hello!
As a result, I kinda want to stay away from anything that remotely
looks like a conflicting namespace. Using such a unique namespace
means we can also safely do this if necessary (Since you can't
"typedef struct foo struct bar"):
kabi/foo.h:
struct __kabi_foo {
int x;
int y;
};
linux/foo.h:
#define __kabi_foo foo
#include <kabi/foo.h>
This looks very fragile -- <kabi/foo.h> can be included earlier by
another header.
It _is_ fragile, but for a number of POSIX-defined structs that's
actually the only way to do it without duplicating the data structure
in entirety, unless the GCC people can implement a "typedef struct
foo struct bar;" Hopefully it would be a relatively rare occurrence
and carefully thought out in any case. We may end up with some
duplication regardless :-\.
Cheers,
Kyle Moffett
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