Return a pointer to a buffer of the requested size and let the macro
dereference it as the target type, instead of casting a uintmax_t. This
makes the macro usable for types wider than uintmax_t.
The macro is no longer necessary: the code now ensures we never
need to assign anything to an array, which would be ill-advised
nevertheless given that array-typed rvalues in C immediately
decay to pointers.
The macro is no longer necessary: the code now ensures we never
need to bitcast anything to an array, which would be ill-advised
nevertheless given that array-typed rvalues in C immediately
decay to pointers.
assign_array is necessary as a fallback for when the decompiled C
code may need assignments among array types. bit_cast_to_array is
necessary because when the target type of a bitcast is an array
the regular bit_cast macro is not enough.
Rework primitive-types.h so that the various bit_cast macros share
a single implementation based on `typeof`/`__typeof__`. As a
consequence both keywords are added to the model's reserved-name
set so that user identifiers cannot collide with them.
Alessandro Di Federico