[ObjC] Use relative pointer types for members of objc_method_entry_t
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I initially started on this change because I had expected it'd make cross references work for functions / variables that these fields point to. Sadly it does not (#6701). |
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They were previously relying on the Objective-C workflow to render the `rptr_t` typedef. Relative pointer types are now a first class citizen and are rendered correctly without any additional work.
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Relative pointer types have been a first class citizen for some time and are rendered correctly without any additional work.
The code was previously relying on the Objective-C workflow to render the
rptr_ttypedef.Fixes #6699.