* Generate extern wrappers for inlined functions
If bindgen finds an inlined function and the
`--generate-extern-functions` options is enabled, then:
- It will generate two new source and header files with external
functions that wrap the inlined functions.
- Rerun `Bindings::generate` using the new header file to include these
wrappers in the generated bindings.
The following additional options were added:
- `--extern-function-suffix=<suffix>`: Adds <suffix> to the name of each
external wrapper function (`__extern` is used by default).
- `--extern-functions-file-name=<name>`: Uses <name> as the file name
for the header and source files (`extern` is used by default).
- `--extern-function-directory=<dir>`: Creates the source and header
files inside <dir> (`/tmp/bindgen` is used by default).
The C code serialization is experimental and only supports a very
limited set of C functions.
Fixes#1090.
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Co-authored-by: Amanjeev Sethi <aj@amanjeev.com>
* This change updates `ParseCallbacks::generated_name_override` to accept a second parameter indicating the kind of item the name applies to (currently, either `Function` or `Var`).
* A `CallbackItemKind` enum was added to serve as the type for this second parameter.
* Tests have been updated to verify that the names of both function and variable can be updated by this callback.
Fixes#2008.
Example:
```c
enum Enum { Variant };
typedef int16_t Enum;
```
This is valid and idiomatic C (though not valid C++). `cbindgen` uses this idiom as the default C translation of Rust enums, the equivalent of what would be `enum Enum : int16_t { Variant };` in C++.
`bindgen header.h` before:
```rust
pub const Enum_Variant: Enum = 0;
pub type Enum = ::std::os::raw::c_uint;
pub type Enum = i16;
```
```console
error[E0428]: the name `Enum` is defined multiple times
--> generated.rs:3:1
|
2 | pub type Enum = ::std::os::raw::c_uint;
| --------------------------------------- previous definition of the type `Enum` here
3 | pub type Enum = i16;
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ `Enum` redefined here
|
= note: `Enum` must be defined only once in the type namespace of this module
```
After:
```rust
pub const Enum_Variant: Enum = 0;
pub type Enum = i16;
```
Given that C keeps a different namespace for `struct`/`enum`/`union` and `typedef` aliases. The
following patterns
```c
typedef const struct foo {
void *inner;
} *foo;
typedef struct bar {
void *inner;
} *bar;
```
are valid C code and produces both a `struct` and a pointer called `foo`
and `bar` in different namespaces. Given that Rust does not make this
distinction, we add the `_ptr` prefix to the pointer type aliases to
avoid any name collisions.
This fixes#2325.
The issue is that `__bf16` is not exposed at all by libclang, which
causes us to crash. It's a bit of a shame libclang doesn't expose it but
there's no rust equivalent I think, so this should be ok for now.
Unfortunately no test because the header crashes older clang versions.
* Add the `--override-abi` option.
This option can be used from the CLI with the <abi>:<regex> syntax and
it overrides the ABI of a function if it matches <regex>.
Fixes#2257
In Clang 16, anonymous items may return names like
`(anonymous union at ..)` rather than empty names.
The right way to detect them is using clang_Cursor_isAnonymous.
Fixes#2312Closes#2316
Co-Authored-by: Patrick Walton <pcwalton@fb.com>
This adds a new special case for constants like:
```c
extern const char some_static_string[];
```
so `bindgen` emits a `static` instead of a `static mut` for them.
This is done by moving all the remaining `Builder` state into
`BindgenOptions` so any internal logic that affects `Builder` state only
runs once the builder is consumed by `Builder::generate`:
- move `input_headers` to `BindgenOptions`.
- move `input_header_contents` to `BindgenOptions`.
- derive `Clone` for `Builder`.
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