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| Extensionpoints for the content assists/indexer? [message #108805] |
Sun, 04 July 2004 14:27  |
Eclipse User |
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Hello,
If possible I'd like write a plug for eclipse cdt which can be easily used
to cross compile sources of AmigaOS4.
The AmigaOS ABI works via so called Interfaces. An interface is a structure
which contains a lot of function pointers.
E.g. like this:
struct ExecIFace
{
struct InterfaceData Data;
ULONG APICALL (*Obtain)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
ULONG APICALL (*Release)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
void APICALL (*Expunge)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
struct Interface * APICALL (*Clone)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
void APICALL (*AddHead)(struct ExecIFace *Self, struct List * list,
struct Node * node);
VOID APICALL (*AddMemHandler)(struct ExecIFace *Self,
struct Interrupt *memHandler);
void APICALL (*AddMemList)(struct ExecIFace *Self, ULONG size,
ULONG attributes, LONG pri, APTR base, STRPTR name);
void APICALL (*AddTail)(struct ExecIFace *Self, struct List * list,
struct Node * node);
void * APICALL (*AllocAbs)(struct ExecIFace *Self, ULONG byteSize,
APTR location);
/* Much more... */
};
One thing is, that the first pointer of every function is hidden
(automatically handled by the compiler), when you call the function.
E.g. you call the functions like this
IExec->AddTail(list,node);
(IExec is of type ExecIFace)
I would like to change the content assist that it doesn't show the first
paramater. Additional I'd like to add a way to show the description of the
function. Is it possible to plug in somewhere? If yes, where I can find
documentation about this? (Can't find anything in the CDT version of 28
June)
Thanks in advance!
Also I discovered, that function pointers within structures aren't supported
in the same way like normal function calls. E.g. If I enter "IExec->Add" and
then press "Alt Space" and then choose AddTail, cdt doesn't seem handle this
construct as a function call (i.e. it doesn't present the paramters). While
I think the behaviour is correct (because you could assign a different
pointer) I think, it should show the paramters after you have entered the
open bracket.
Ciao,
Sebastian
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| Re: Extensionpoints for the content assists/indexer? [message #108918 is a reply to message #108805] |
Mon, 05 July 2004 08:04  |
| Eclipse User |
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We have not provided an extension point yet for the parser. This will come
in a later release.
"Sebastian Bauer" <sebauer@t-online.de> wrote in message
news:cc9i9p$nda$1@eclipse.org...
> Hello,
>
> If possible I'd like write a plug for eclipse cdt which can be easily used
> to cross compile sources of AmigaOS4.
>
> The AmigaOS ABI works via so called Interfaces. An interface is a
structure
> which contains a lot of function pointers.
>
> E.g. like this:
>
> struct ExecIFace
>
> {
>
> struct InterfaceData Data;
>
> ULONG APICALL (*Obtain)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
>
> ULONG APICALL (*Release)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
>
> void APICALL (*Expunge)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
>
> struct Interface * APICALL (*Clone)(struct ExecIFace *Self);
>
> void APICALL (*AddHead)(struct ExecIFace *Self, struct List * list,
> struct Node * node);
>
> VOID APICALL (*AddMemHandler)(struct ExecIFace *Self,
> struct Interrupt *memHandler);
>
> void APICALL (*AddMemList)(struct ExecIFace *Self, ULONG size,
> ULONG attributes, LONG pri, APTR base, STRPTR name);
>
> void APICALL (*AddTail)(struct ExecIFace *Self, struct List * list,
> struct Node * node);
>
> void * APICALL (*AllocAbs)(struct ExecIFace *Self, ULONG byteSize,
> APTR location);
>
> /* Much more... */
> };
>
> One thing is, that the first pointer of every function is hidden
> (automatically handled by the compiler), when you call the function.
>
> E.g. you call the functions like this
>
> IExec->AddTail(list,node);
>
> (IExec is of type ExecIFace)
>
>
>
> I would like to change the content assist that it doesn't show the first
> paramater. Additional I'd like to add a way to show the description of the
> function. Is it possible to plug in somewhere? If yes, where I can find
> documentation about this? (Can't find anything in the CDT version of 28
> June)
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Also I discovered, that function pointers within structures aren't
supported
> in the same way like normal function calls. E.g. If I enter "IExec->Add"
and
> then press "Alt Space" and then choose AddTail, cdt doesn't seem handle
this
> construct as a function call (i.e. it doesn't present the paramters).
While
> I think the behaviour is correct (because you could assign a different
> pointer) I think, it should show the paramters after you have entered the
> open bracket.
>
>
>
> Ciao,
> Sebastian
>
>
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