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I'm using my own nodejs binding of libclang to parse my source to generate a simplified ast.
// dfs logic, using cursors as a stack
function parseAnnotate(tu: CTranslationUnit) {
const root = tu.cursor
const cursors: CCursor[] = [root]
tu.cursor.visitChildren((cursor, parent) => {
while (cursors.length > 0 && !cursors[0].equal(parent)) {
cursors.shift()
}
if (cursors.length === 0) {
console.warn('jump out root', cursor, parent)
}
cursors.unshift(cursor)
console.log(' '.repeat(cursors.length - 2), cursor.spelling, cursor.kindStr)
return CXChildVisitResult.Recurse
})
}The code above works quite well, but when parsing the code below, the cursors that should be equal become different.
_Const_lvalue_cond_oper ClassTemplatePartialSpecialization
_Ty1 TemplateTypeParameter
_Ty2 TemplateTypeParameter
RequiresExpr
> Here should be a TemplateRef with parent of RequiresExpr, but my program crashed
After dumping the CXCursor data, it shows that the parent.data[0] is non-zero, while cursors[0].data[0] (previously stored one) is zero, causing clang_equalCursors return false.
I think there should be some problem either on my binding code or the way I use libclang, but I'm not sure.
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