On Mon, 2 Jul 2012, yafo lee wrote:
Hi guys,
I know there must be a variable of type "struct alx_adapter*" in a
function.
sometimes it is in the funcion's argument list such as:
int bar(struct alx_adapter *adpt) {
...
}
sometimes it is in the function's body:
int foo(int a{
...
struct alx_adapter *adpt= NULL;
...
}
I want to write a single rule to find the name of that pointer, and using
it, such as:
@@
statement S1;
statement S2;
@@
f(...) {
... when != S1
+ printf("%s: hello world\n", adpt->name);
S2
... when any
}
Is that possible? how to achieve that?
I don't think it can be done in a single rule.
julia
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