New definition of datatypes in config
Which one is better?
The one we came up with on Slack:
#scalar1
my_scalar1: char
#scalar2
my_scalar2:
type: char
#array
my_array:
type: array
element_type: int
size: 6
#record1
my_record1:
type: record
sizeof: $recordSize
members:
m1:
disp: 0
type: char
m2:
disp: $mid
type: array
element_type: int
size: [2, 2]
subsize: [1,2]
start: [1, 0]
m3:
disp: $mc2
type: char
#record2
my_record2:
type: C_record
members:
- m1: char
- m2:
type: array
element_type: int
size: 5
or
#scalar1
my_scalar1: char
#scalar2
my_scalar2:
type: scalar
datatype: char
#array
my_array:
type: array
datatype: int
size: 6
#record1
my_record1:
type: record
sizeof: $recordSize
members:
m1:
disp: 0
type: scalar
datatype: char
m2:
disp: $mid
type: array
datatype: int
size: [2, 2]
subsize: [1,2]
start: [1, 0]
m3:
disp: $mc2
type: scalar
datatype: char
#record2
my_record:
type: C_record
members:
- m1: char
- m2:
type: array
datatype: int
size: 5
The main difference is that in the second option the type
always means the same.
What do you think?
Edited by Karol Sierocinski