JITStruct

You can model C struct types by creating JITStruct and JITField instances, in either order:

By creating the fields, then the structure.
By creating the structure, then populating it with fields, typically to allow modelling self-referential structs.

class JITStruct : JITType {

this(gcc_jit_struct* agg);

gcc_jit_struct* getStruct();

void setFields(JITLocation loc, JITField[] fields);

void setFields(JITField[] fields);

}

Constructors

this this()
this this(gcc_jit_struct* agg)

Members

Functions

getStruct gcc_jit_struct* getStruct(): Returns the internal gcc_jit_struct object.
setFields void setFields(JITLocation loc, JITField[] fields)
void setFields(JITField[] fields): Populate the fields of a formerly-opaque struct type. This can only be called once on a given struct type.

Inherited Members

From JITType

getType gcc_jit_type* getType(): Returns the internal gcc_jit_type object.
pointerOf JITType pointerOf(): Given type T, get type T*.
constOf JITType constOf(): Given type T, get type const T.
volatileOf JITType volatileOf(): Given type T, get type volatile T.

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