Nathan-Huckleberry added a comment.
The main problem that we have is that the `__attribute__` token always causes
the parser to read the line as a declaration. Then the declaration parser
handles reading the attributes list.
This case demonstrates the problem:
void foo() {
__attribute__((address_space(0))) *x;
}
If the attribute token is read beforehand this code just becomes `*x` and is
parsed as a dereference of an undefined variable when it should actually be a
declaration.
Maybe the best solution is to pull the attributes parsing out to
`ParseStatementOrDeclaration` then pass those attributes through to following
functions.
When the determination is made whether a line is a declaration or a statement
the attributes list can be looked at to determine if the attributes are
statement or declaration attributes and continue accordingly. Maybe throwing a
warning if mixing of declaration and statement attributes occur.
Does that sound like a good solution?
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