> > For my analyzer I generate the experim.h file from the odb.
This issue is still open. Shouldn't midas.h provide the 'new' data types as typedefs like  

typedef int INT32;

etc. Of course you would need to deal with all the supported targets and wrap it accordingly.

A.S.

> > 
> > Before midas commit 13c3b2b this generates structs with INT data types. compiles fine with my analysis code (using the old mana.cpp)
> > 
> > newer midas versions generate INT32, ... types. I get a 
> > 
> > ‘INT32’ does not name a type   
> > 
> > although I include midas.h 
> > 
> > how to fix this?
> 
> You could run experim.h through "sed" to replace the "wrong" data types with the correct data types.
> 
> You can also #define the "wrong" data types before doing #include experim.h.
> 
> I put your bug report into our bug tracker, but for myself I am very busy
> with the alpha-g experiment and cannot promise to fix this quickly.
> 
> https://bitbucket.org/tmidas/midas/issues/289/int32-types-in-experimh
> 
> Here is an example to substitute things using "sed" (it can also do "in-place" editing, "man sed" and google sed examples)
> sed "sZshm_unlink(.*)Zshm_unlink(SHM)Zg"
> 
> K.O.