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typedef name question


Hi, gcc developers,

I have 2 following programs, and both are compiled fine by gcc:

/* t1.c */
typedef int myint;
int foo() {
   int myint;
   myint * myint;     /* an expression: variable "myint" * "myint" */
}

/* t2.c */
typedef int myint;
int foo() {
     myint * myint; /* a declaration for pointer variable "myint" */
}

As you can see, the "myint * myint" could have different interperation depending on previous declarations. I am wondering how gcc distinguish them ? Is it done during parsing step or during semantic checking step ?

Thanks.

Mike


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