Hi everyone.
I have a question about getting the compiler to grok some files with
interdependent structs.
I've got something basically like this:
object.h
-----------
...
typedef struct Object Object;
typedef struct ObjectError ObjectError;
...
struct ObjectError {
Error super_class;
...
};
...
struct Object {
ObjectError *error;
...
};
...
error.h
---------
...
typedef struct Error Error;
...
struct Error {
Stack super_class;
...
};
...
stack.h
----------
...
typedef struct LinkedList LinkedList;
...
struct LinkedList {
Object superclass;
...
};
...
So basically the dependency tree is this:
+-----Object-----+<----+
|/////has-a://///| |
|//////...///////| |
|//ObjectError///| |
|//////...///////| |
+----------------+ |
+--------------+
|
.
+---LinkedList---+<----+
|/////has-a://///| |
|//////...///////| |
+----------------+ |
+--------------+
|
.
+-----Stack------+<----+
|/////has-a://///| |
|//////...///////| |
+----------------+ |
+--------------+
|
.
+--ObjectError---+
|/////has-a://///|
|//////...///////|
+----------------+
Any idea how I can get this setup arranged so the compiler
believes everything is alright (e.g. where should the #includes
go and things)?
--Ray
