Hi,
how can i differentiate between normal variable declaration and pointer variable declaration?
For example,
int i;
int *p;
is there any flag in VarDecl class that will be set to true if declaration is of pointer kind?
Hi,
how can i differentiate between normal variable declaration and pointer variable declaration?
For example,
int i;
int *p;
is there any flag in VarDecl class that will be set to true if declaration is of pointer kind?
Look at the type of the variable (accessible via getType(), which will be PointerType vs. (in this case) BuiltinType.
- Doug