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Mattias Holm wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Mike Stump wrote:
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<pre wrap="">You can put them into ExtQualType, if they have to be on the type. If
you see how they handle address spaces or the GC attributes, you just
copy those bits, and you're done. The rest of the system works to
make what needs to happen, happen. If you don't need them on the
type, they are already on the decl, just fetch the attributes from the
decl, see:
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Thanks, I did need to place the attributes in this case on the type and
it just "magically" started to work after I realized how the ExtQualType
actually worked. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Anything you add to ExtQualType needs to also be supported in
QualifierSet. There<br>
should probably be a comment to that effect.<br>
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John.<br>
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