On 06/10/2013 03:06, Paul Ishenin wrote:
06.10.13, 3:08, Martin пишет:
On the other hand
var a: longint;
generates the same. Why?
Because Integer is an alias - inside compiler only the symbol is
different for thise case and the definition is the same.
Yes, I know, I even wrote.
DW_TAG_base_type has DW_AT_name = longint. That is expected
DW_TAG_typedef has DW_AT_name = longint. That I do *NOT* understand.
DW_TAG_typedef stands for the definition of "Integer", or does it
not? If it does, then should not the name be "integer"?
DW_TAG_typedef indicates that integer is a defined type
type Integer: longint;
But then, why does it not as "integer" has name?
And why is it also present, if I use "var a: longint" ?
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