It was the f_noscript attribute of the _IDL_OP_DCL structure. The start
of the structure in the IDL.h header file looks like the following:
struct _IDL_OP_DCL {
unsigned __f_noscript : 1; /* Deprecated */
unsigned f_oneway : 1;
/* XPIDL extension (varags) */
unsigned f_varargs : 1;
IDL_tree op_type_spec;
IDL_tree ident;
IDL_tree parameter_dcls;
IDL_tree raises_expr;
IDL_tree context_expr;
};
James.
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On Tue, 14 Sep 1999, Michael Robinson wrote:
> >I made one change to the libIDL wrapper so that it would compile with
> >recent libIDL's. There was a structure member that has been deprecated
> >(they renamed it to discourage people from using it. The change may break
> >some of pyIDL (I could not really check this because the files were a bit
> >incoherent).
>
> What was the structure member, and in which structure?
>
> -Michael Robinson
>
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