Fix for __nesc_keyword_ function undeclared #16
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| identifier result = new_identifier(parse_region, loc, id, NULL); | ||
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| /* Check if the decl is prefaced with __nesc_keyword_ meaning we want to |
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Move this magic into lookup_id, to catch all uses, not just identifiers in expressions.
Added a check to semantics.c (function lookup_id()) to see if the function name starts with __nesc_keyword_. If so, nesC now checks to see if the suffix function name is defined before throwing an error. Also moved the #define for __nesc_keyword_ to a header file that both relevant files include. Fixes issue tinyos#4
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Fix for __nesc_keyword_ function undeclared
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Added a check to see if the function name starts with
__nesc_keyword_. If so, nesC now checks to see if the suffix function name is defined before throwing an error.Also moved the
#definefor__nesc_keyword_to a header file that both relevant files include.Fixes issue #4