Studio:Handling of pointer attribute tokens - Revision history

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	#define POOL "POOL"		#define POOL "POOL"

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Robg at 21:41, 13 October 2008

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	As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of [[scl_ptr]] and [[scl_ptr_sized]] has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes).		As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of [[scl_ptr]] and [[scl_ptr_sized]] has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes).

	The direction and usage attributes used to be specified with reserved symbolic tokens (such as IN, OUT, INOUT, RETURN, INRETURN, POOL, or PRIVATE) and that in many cases caused misterious compile failures when any of these tokens was user defined as something else. From this release on those attributes are required to be put in quotes. Previously written SCL will need to be updated or it would not compile anymore. The following sample perl script could be used to ~~authomate~~ the conversion process:		The direction and usage attributes used to be specified with reserved symbolic tokens (such as IN, OUT, INOUT, RETURN, INRETURN, POOL, or PRIVATE) and that in many cases caused misterious compile failures when any of these tokens was user defined as something else. From this release on those attributes are required to be put in quotes. Previously written SCL will need to be updated or it would not compile anymore. The following sample perl script could be used to automate the conversion process:

	<source lang="perl">		<source lang="perl">

Ivailop at 21:00, 7 October 2008

2008-10-07T21:00:42Z

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	If for some reason the suggested update is not possible as a workaround that would allow successful compilation would be to predefine the old symbolic tokens as follows:		If for some reason the suggested update is not possible as a workaround that would allow successful compilation would be to predefine the old symbolic tokens as follows:
	* On the s2scompile command line as define options		* On the [[s2scompile]] command line as define options
	-D IN="IN"		-D IN="IN"
	-D OUT="OUT"		-D OUT="OUT"

Ivailop at 21:00, 7 October 2008

2008-10-07T21:00:08Z

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	As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of [[scl_ptr]] and [[scl_ptr_sized]] has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes).		As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of [[scl_ptr]] and [[scl_ptr_sized]] has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes).

	The direction and usage attributes used to be specified with reserved ~~token~~ (such as IN, OUT, INOUT, RETURN, INRETURN, POOL, or PRIVATE) and that in many cases caused misterious compile failures when any of ~~this token~~ was user defined as something else. From this release on those attributes are required to be put in quotes. Previously written SCL will need to be updated or it would not compile anymore. The following sample perl script could be used to ~~automate this~~ process:		The direction and usage attributes used to be specified with reserved symbolic tokens (such as IN, OUT, INOUT, RETURN, INRETURN, POOL, or PRIVATE) and that in many cases caused misterious compile failures when any of these tokens was user defined as something else. From this release on those attributes are required to be put in quotes. Previously written SCL will need to be updated or it would not compile anymore. The following sample perl script could be used to authomate the conversion process:

	<source lang="perl">		<source lang="perl">
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	</source>		</source>

	If for some reason the suggested update is not possible as a workaround that would allow successful compilation would be to predefine the old tokens as follows:		If for some reason the suggested update is not possible as a workaround that would allow successful compilation would be to predefine the old symbolic tokens as follows:
	* On the s2scompile command line		* On the s2scompile command line as define options
	-D IN="IN"		-D IN="IN"
	-D OUT="OUT"		-D OUT="OUT"
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	-D PRIVATE="PRIVATE"		-D PRIVATE="PRIVATE"
	-D POOL="POOL"		-D POOL="POOL"
	* In a common header		* In a common header as #define
	#define IN "IN"		#define IN "IN"
	#define OUT "OUT"		#define OUT "OUT"

Ivailop at 20:57, 7 October 2008

2008-10-07T20:57:14Z

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Ivailop: New page: As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of scl_ptr and scl_ptr_sized has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes). The direction and u...

2008-10-07T20:36:17Z

New page: As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of scl_ptr and scl_ptr_sized has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes). The direction and u...

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As of STRIDE 3.0.0102 the syntax of [[scl_ptr]] and [[scl_ptr_sized]] has changed. The direction and usage attributes are changed to be string literals (put in quotes).
The direction and usage attributes used to be specified with reserved token (such as IN, OUT, INOUT, RETURN, INRETURN, POOL, or PRIVATE) and that in many cases caused misterious compile failures when any of this token was user defined as something else. From this release on those attributes will required to be quoted. Previously written SCL will need to be updated or it would not compile anymore.

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[[Category: Pointers]]