[Jnaerator, Bridj] Problem with inner struct in the generated code.

[Olivier Chafik]

From @mcolmant on August 12, 2014 9:30

Hello,

I have a lot of inner structs in a header file. For example:

typedef struct {
    const char      *name;      /* event name */
    const char      *desc;      /* event description */
    size_t          size;       /* struct sizeof */
    pfm_pmu_t       pmu;        /* PMU identification */
    pfm_pmu_type_t      type;       /* PMU type */
    int         nevents;    /* how many events for this PMU */
    int         first_event;    /* opaque index of first event */
    int         max_encoding;   /* max number of uint64_t to encode an event */
    int         num_cntrs;  /* number of generic counters */
    int         num_fixed_cntrs;/* number of fixed counters */
    struct {
        unsigned int    is_present:1;   /* present on host system */
        unsigned int    is_dfl:1;   /* is architecture default PMU */
        unsigned int    reserved_bits:30;
    } SWIG_NAME(flags);
} pfm_pmu_info_t;

We chose to generate one class for each typedef struct (default behavior). So, as expected, one static class called field1_struct is generated to represent the inner struct and one attribute is created to represent it (field1). But the type of this attribute is not the right one. It corresponds to another struct defined elsewhere. This wrong type is chosen for all the inner struct.

Copied from original issue: nativelibs4java/nativelibs4java#522