Fix attribute handling for pointer declarators #92
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This commit resolves a bug where attributes on complex declarators, such as pointers to functions, were not parsed correctly, resulting in a
NotImplementedError.The
p_xxx_declarator_2method inpycparserext/ext_c_parser.pyhas been updated to correctly handle these cases. The new implementation traverses the declarator chain to locate the innermostTypeDecland attaches the attributes to it by converting it to aTypeDeclExt.A new test case has been added to
test/test_pycparserext.pyto verify that attributes on pointer-to-function declarations are now parsed correctly. This test fails before the fix and passes after, confirming that the bug is resolved.Fixes #66 and #85