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1. EnumType :: SUERef -> [Enumerator] -> Attributes -> NodeInfo -> EnumType

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   EnumType name enumeration-constants attrs node
   

2. data EnumTypeRef

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   No documentation available.

3. EnumTypeRef :: SUERef -> NodeInfo -> EnumTypeRef

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   No documentation available.

4. data Enumerator

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   An Enumerator consists of an identifier, a constant expressions and the link to its type

5. Enumerator :: Ident -> Expr -> EnumType -> NodeInfo -> Enumerator

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   No documentation available.

6. EnumeratorDef :: Enumerator -> IdentDecl

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   definition of an enumerator

7. TyEnum :: EnumTypeRef -> TypeName

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   No documentation available.

8. typeOfEnumDef :: EnumType -> TypeName

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.SemRep

   return the type of an enum definition

9. handleEnumeratorDef :: (MonadCError m, MonadSymtab m) => Enumerator -> m ()

   language-c	Language.C.Analysis.TravMonad

   No documentation available.

10. type CEnum = CEnumeration NodeInfo

    language-c	Language.C.Syntax.AST

    C enumeration specifier (K&R A8.4, C99 6.7.2.2) CEnum identifier enumerator-list attrs represent as enum specifier

    • Either the identifier or the enumerator-list (or both) have to be present.
    • If enumerator-list is present, it has to be non-empty.
    • The enumerator list is of the form (enumeration-constant, enumeration-value?), where the latter is an optional constant integral expression.
    • attrs is a list of attribute annotations associated with the enumeration specifier

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