The Python code has been relying on `spelling` to return `None` for skipping
anonymous structs/unions.
libclang has been returning a "spelling" for those for a while now (LLVM 16
introduced this in its branch in 2022), though, so this check no longer works.
Use the correct method `clang.CIndex.is_anonymous()` instead.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 557099905
Change-Id: I13707509dbae03481c5edce7fa92554cefdd57e7
- Abseil
- Protobuf
- Benchmark
- Googletest
In turn, some code changes were necessary:
- Use absolute imports in `sapi_generator.py` when invoked by Bazel
- Add Abseil's source dir as include dir in generated proto `.cc` files
- Bazel: Use `@rules_proto` for `proto_library` and use native `cc_proto_library`
Drive-by:
- Update year in `README.md`
- Look for clang versions 16, 15, 14, and 13 as well in `code.py`
PiperOrigin-RevId: 539032012
Change-Id: Ib9cd1d7fb38409d884eb45e1fa08927f6af83a21
Currently we extract all functions from the compilation unit - it doesn't really make sense as it will try to process functions in included files too.
As we require sapi_in flag, we have information which files are of interest.
This change stores the top path in _TranslationUnit and uses it when looking for function definitions to filter only functions from the path we provided.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 297342507
Change-Id: Ie411321d375168f413f9f153a606c1113f55e79a
- made sure that define order is correct
- made sure to emit all defines related to target define
- fixed a bug where '(' was separated with macro name with space, this breaking the macro
PiperOrigin-RevId: 256129616
Change-Id: I636b13a72c6198fb59e8e387f42567c442b24352
