This is meant to fix the "stat problem", which means you can define a function with the same name as a struct, which is allowed, since you can still refer to the struct with an explicit `struct stat`.
It can be reproduced with the following code:
struct stat;
void stat();
void *ptr = (void *)stat;
I don't know if this is the right solution, but it does fix an issue accessing std::ios::openmode caused by the ios typedef being defined before ios_base is fully specified.
* Allow arbitrary selection of optional keyword arguments in some cases
* Reduce code bloat of generated bindings
* Work around awkward resolution of set_shader_input overloads
* Document the code a bit better
* Make coercion a bit cleaner for reference counted types
* A few optimization tweaks
* Use generic errors in NDEBUG build to reduce size of string pool
* Better support for typedefs
* Same code should compile for both 32-bit and 64-bit
* C++11 typed enum support
* Synthesize __setitem__ when operator [] returns reference
* Rewrite coerce system to have better performance
* Change semantics of __getattr__ and __setattr__ to match
Python's, add __getattribute__, __delattr__ and __delitem__
* Improve performance of slot functions a bit more
* Reduce memory overhead of type system
* Some support for wrapping arrays of numeric types
* C++11 character type support in cppparser
* Chars are handled as strings of length 1
* Template functions for CreatePyInstance that use runtime type map
* More functions from dtool as extension functions
* Code cleanup
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Sam Edwards
tobspr
David Rose