Add more body to H and C files from dwarf info #21
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Append to current if 0 out to save any info, good chance of overlapping data and will need manual fixups Generate template functions for any found static/non-static function prototype
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Thank you very much for your pull request! |
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hi @mumbel what did you use to generate the headers? ghidra? |
There is a directory |
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Append to current
#if 0out to save any other info, good chance of overlapping data and will need manual fixups file by file as they are RE'dGenerate template functions for any found static/non-static function prototype, should give more body to the source files and to hopefully help with finding TODOs
This commit pulls from the dwarf/ headers and not the ghidra dwarf information. Looking at the diff there is a lot of derived info from ghidra that is redundant or would be in another header (which is a big task in itself deciding that if unknown)