I have  a CPP file with some typedef's and variables declarations.
These do not appear to get recognized by the parser unless I have the declaration right before the usage in the .cpp file.




Reproducible: Always


Actual Results:  
Parser flags valid code as error.

Expected Results:  
Parser should not flag these as errors.

Here is an example:

typedef map<int, afdx_hdl_t> TX_PORT_MAP_T;
typedef struct VL_ENTRY_T
	{
		afdx_hdl_t	VL_Hdl;
		TX_PORT_MAP_T	portMap;
	}VL_ENTRY;
typedef map<int, VL_ENTRY> TX_VL_MAP_T;
TX_VL_MAP_T m_TxVlMap;

.....

TX_VL_MAP_T::iterator vlMapIter = m_TxVlMap.find(txVLInfo.VL_ID);

I show these errors with the parser unless the above declarations appear immediately above the usage.

Problem in Semantic analysis
'TX_VL_MAP_T' (aka 'int') is not a class, namespace, or enumeration

m_TxVlMap
Problem in Semantic analysis
Member reference base type 'TX_VL_MAP_T' (aka 'int') is not a structure or union

This code compiles with no warnings/errors.