Language.C.Analysis.TypeUtils

Constructor for a simple integral type.

Constructor for a simple floating-point type.

A simple pointer with no qualifiers

The underlying type for uint16_t. For now, this is just unsigned short.

The underlying type for uint32_t. For now, this is just unsigned int.

The underlying type for uint64_t. For now, this is just unsigned long long.

The type returned by sizeof (size_t). For now, this is just int.

The type of pointer differences (ptrdiff_t). For now, this is just int.

The type of comparisons/guards. This is always just int.

Simple void type.

An unqualified void pointer.

A const-qualified void pointer.

An unqualified char pointer.

A const-qualified char pointer.

The type of a constant string.

The builtin type of variable-length argument lists.

Check whether a type is an integral type. This includes enum types. This function does not attempt to resolve typedef types.

Check whether a type is a floating-point numeric type. This function does not attempt to resolve typedef types.

Check whether a type is an pointer type. This includes array types. This function does not attempt to resolve typedef types.

Check whether a type is a scalar type. Scalar types include arithmetic types and pointer types.

return True if the given type is a function type

Result is undefined in the presence of undefined typeDefs

Return the qualifiers of a type.

Return the attributes of a type.

Return the base type of a pointer or array type. It is an error to call this function with a type that is not in one of those two categories.

resolve typedefs, if possible

Attempt to remove all references to typedef types from a given type. Note that this does not dereference the types of structure or union fields, so there are still cases where further dereferencing is needed.

Two types denote the same type if they are identical, ignoring type definitions, and neither is a variably modified type.