FIX: explicitly do forward declaration on struct for swig file generation #27
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…tion Language bindings use files generated by playerc_swig_parse.py which parses header files, and playerc_swig_parse.py deletes the "tag" in struct definition. This behavior generates incomplete struct definition in generated file, then causes compilation error. To avoid compilation error, do explicit forward declaration for such struct. Fixes playerproject#26 .
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Language bindings use files generated by playerc_swig_parse.py which parses header files, and playerc_swig_parse.py deletes the "tag" in struct definition. This behavior generates incomplete struct definition in generated file, then causes compilation error. To avoid compilation error, do explicit forward declaration for such struct.
Fixes #26 .