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Determining whether it is a typename or unparenthesized expression
requires consuming the '(', so we need to call postfixexpr/parseinit
ourselves.
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We currently compile '.' member access as taking the address of
the struct, adding the offset, and then dereferencing as the member
type. However, the '.' operator is allowed on non-lvalues, even though
the '&' operator is not. So, we need to handle arbitrary struct/union
expressions in objectaddr by just compiling them normally, then converting
them to regular pointers (since struct/union values are just pointers
with additional type information).
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Implement typecompatible for types created with non-prototype function
declarations.
Require a function definition with parameter declaration list after a
declaration with a non-empty identifier list.
Detect function definitions with parameter declaration lists containing
types incompatible with the promoted types, and report an error for now.
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Thanks to Andrew Chambers for reporting the issue.
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The pointers might be global addresses, and it doesn't make sense to
divide them before subtracting.
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We need to traverse the type hierarchy from inside to out to calculate
size/alignment of arrays.
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