Restrict qualifier applied wrongly.

[dermont123]

Hi,
The "__restrict__" qualifier is for linux only and applied to the start of the decl_string, rather than the end.
`
#if defined( _MSC_VER )
#define RESTRICT_ALIAS __restrict
#define RESTRICT_ALIAS_RETURN __restrict
#else
#define RESTRICT_ALIAS __restrict__
#define RESTRICT_ALIAS_RETURN
#endif

class Rest {
protected:
float* RESTRICT_ALIAS restVar; ----- (1)
...
};
`
(1) The return_type.decl_string output produces the following ie.
::ns::Rest::restVar __restrict__ float *

From class restrict_t
def build_decl_string(self, with_defaults=True): return '__restrict__ ' + self.base.build_decl_string(with_defaults)
Code using the decl_string does not compile, the restrict qualifier should be applied to the pointer/ref/function not the variable, e.g.
def build_decl_string(self, with_defaults=True): if os.name == 'nt': return self.base.build_decl_string(with_defaults) + ' __restrict' else: return self.base.build_decl_string(with_defaults) + ' __restrict__'

[dermont123]

Any news on this?

[tao558]

Any news on this?

Starting work on this now. Can I use your above example in a test case?