GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 707971
GENERATE_TAGFILE option puts member functions into wrong compound class
Last modified: 2018-07-30 10:10:34 UTC
Created attachment 254776 [details] Example that indicates the wrong tag file generation We are using the GENERATE_TAGFILE option to generate XML files of our sources. Starting with version 1.8.x, member functions of base classes suddenly appeared in a derived class and are not listed in the base class (XML compound). The attached files show such a behaviour. The method of the base class BClass is listed in the AClass, which is derived from BClass. It seems that this depends on the alphabetic ordering of the classes. If AClass and BClass are renamed, everything is ok again. To me it looks like starting with 1.8.x each member function is written only once and it is not checked if it is written into the correct class where it was defined. So it depends on which class is written first where is lands in the tag file. I attached an example zip file which shows the problem.
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