Option to represent all C++ operators. #3142
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In its default behavior, bindgen does not emit information for any C++ operatorXYZ function (unless operatorXYZ is a valid identifier, which it isn't for C++ overloaded operators). This PR introduces a new command line option to represent all operators. This is not useful for those who directly consume the output of bindgen, but is useful for post-processors. Specifically, consumers will need to implement the callback to rename these items to something more useful. Part of google/autocxx#124
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In its default behavior, bindgen does not emit information for any C++ operatorXYZ function (unless operatorXYZ is a valid identifier, which it isn't for C++ overloaded operators).
This PR introduces a new command line option to represent all operators. This is not useful for those who directly consume the output of bindgen, but is useful for post-processors. Specifically, consumers will need to implement the callback to rename these items to something more useful.
Part of google/autocxx#124