IDL 4.2 · §7.4.3
Typedef
A typedef introduces an alias for an existing (often anonymous) type, giving sequences, arrays and bounded strings a reusable name. ZeroDDS resolves aliases transparently while preserving the named type for tooling.
Example
typedef sequence LongList;
typedef double Matrix3[3][3];
ZeroDDS support
| OMG IDL 4.2 section | §7.4.3 |
| Implementation | idl-rust/src/typedef_emit.rs |
| Tests | anon_types.rs |
| Status | ✓ RC3 — parsed, validated and code-generated across all target languages. |
See also: IDL construct coverage · idl-4.2 audit · OMG IDL 4.2 spec