Re: [Cocci] struct replacement

[Max <msuraev@sysmocom.de>]

I see. Yes,  --all-includes did the trick for me, thank you.

Although I'm still have to update struct fields in addition to struct 
name and it seems like I'm using typedef in a wrong way.

For example:

_______________________

@@
@@
struct
- old_addr
+ new_address

@@
identifier a;
typedef new_address;
@@
new_address a;
- a.len;
+ a.length;

_______________________

This does not cause field updates although first part (names) works.

Using 'typedef struct new_address' instead gives "meta: parse error".

Using 'old_addr' instead of 'new_address' in 2nd part doesn't make any 
difference.

The len/length are pretty generic names used in multiple structs. How do 
I instruct Coccinelle to make replacement only for identifiers which 
belong to a particular struct type (or pointer to it)?

Is there some specific metaver syntax related to structs which I haven't 
found yet?

18.12.18 17:19, Julia Lawall пишет:
>
> By default, Coccinelle only includes the headers that have the same name
> as the .c file.  Ie for foo.c, it considers that foo.h is prbably
> important, and thus worth the often large extra runtime cost to take into
> account.
>
> If you want more aggressive inclusion of headers, you need --all-includes
> (the headers explicitly mentioned in the .c file) or --recursive-includes
> (headers included by other headers).
>
> julia

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