pygccxml fails in enum/typedef hash function

[dermont123]

` File "./../pygccxml/declarations/enumeration.py", line 51, in hash
return super(enumeration_t, self).hash(self)
TypeError: hash() takes exactly 1 argument (2 given)

def __hash__(self):
    return super(enumeration_t, self).__hash__()
   -->  #return super(enumeration_t, self).__hash__(self)

def __hash__(self):
    return super(typedef_t, self).__hash__()
    --> #return super(typedef_t, self).__hash__(self)

`
hash.zip

[iMichka]

Hi. Thanks for reporting this.

I had already fixed this some time ago, but only on the develop branch (8db77ca). I saw this when running pygccxml with pypy.

I will backport the patch and create a 1.8.5 release this weekend.

[iMichka]

I created the 1.8.5 release branch that can be used for testing purposes:
https://github.com/gccxml/pygccxml/tree/hotfix/v1.8.5

I am waiting on another patch to be tested first, and as soon as this is done, I'll make the release. It may take 1 or 2 days before I have time to make the release though.

[dermont123]

Ok I'll try it out, but the changes for the typdef/enum were ones I already tested so I know it already resolves the problem.
return super(enumeration_t, self).hash()
return super(typedef_t, self).hash()

The above don't appear to be on the devlop branch.

[iMichka]

Yes, it will once the 1.8.5 branch is merged to develop too.

[iMichka]

I just released 1.8.5, which was uploaded to pypi too. The changes are in the develop branch too. Closing here. Thanks for reporting again, and for your patience.