public virtual void CheckForCircularLayout(Struct s1, Struct s2, Field offendingField) {
if (s1 == null || s2 == null) return;
MemberList members = this.GetTypeView(s1).Members; // need to check all members, right?
for (int i = 0, n = members == null ? 0 : members.Count; i < n; i++) {
Field f = members[i] as Field;
if (f == null) continue;
if (f.Type == s1 && s1.Template == s2 && s1.IsNotFullySpecialized) {
for (int j = 0, m = s1.TemplateArguments == null ? 0 : s1.TemplateArguments.Count; j < m; j++) {
TypeNode s1arg = s1.TemplateArguments[j];
if (s1arg != null && s1arg.Template == s2) {
//Recursive generic struct
this.HandleError(offendingField.Name, Error.ValueTypeLayoutCycle, this.GetMemberSignature(offendingField), this.GetTypeName(s1));
break;
}
}
}
if (f.IsStatic || f.IsLiteral) continue;
if (s2.IsStructurallyEquivalentTo(f.Type)) {
// Our primitives tend to hold their state in a field of their own type. For instance
// the Boolean struct has a field 'bool m_value' which of course is a Boolean struct
if (s2.IsPrimitiveNumeric || s2 == SystemTypes.Boolean || s2 == SystemTypes.Char) continue;
this.HandleError(offendingField.Name, Error.ValueTypeLayoutCycle, this.GetMemberSignature(offendingField), this.GetTypeName(s1));
}
}
}