The below code triggers an error in .c file when pycparser tries to parse it. This might be because rf_wcdma_bup_flags_t is not a defined typedef, is there anyway to skip it?
rf_wcdma_bup_flags_t rf_wcdma_debug_flags = { 0 };
The below code triggers an error in .c file when pycparser tries to parse it. This might be because rf_wcdma_bup_flags_t is not a defined typedef, is there anyway to skip it?
rf_wcdma_bup_flags_t rf_wcdma_debug_flags = { 0 };
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There's no way to skip it. However, it's easy to support new types by adding "fake headers" to the analysis flow with
pycparser. The README page has some details about this - and this blog post has more.