[Xcb] using enums as type in sync.xml
Thomas Hunger
hto at arcor.de
Wed Sep 5 08:56:02 PDT 2007
Hello,
sync.xml uses enums as types. This is readable, but a problem because
1) enums can have different binary sizes on different
platforms and depending on the range they cover.
2) The size required in the X protocoll might not be the same
as the native platform enum size (this is very prominent in
XKB which uses 1, 2 and 4 byte enumerations in X).
<struct name="TRIGGER">
<field type="COUNTER" name="counter" />
<field type="VALUETYPE" name="wait_type" />
<field type="INT64" name="wait_value" />
<field type="TESTTYPE" name="test_type" />
</struct>
An easy workaround is to define
<typedef newname="VALUETYPE" oldname="CARD32"/>
<typedef newname="TESTTYPE" oldname="CARD32"/>
A patch is attached.
tom
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