Semantic parses function with default argument incorrectly

The following piece of code is not correctly parsed by semantic:

namespace NS {
 enum TestEnum {a,b};
}

void f(NS::TestEnum v = NS::a);

This is with the current master branch of http://git.code.sf.net/p/cedet/git.

The issue is that after parsing the buffer 'semantic-describe-tag' on
the function 'f' reports:

Functions: void f (NS::TestEnum v[=NS],a)

"a" is interpreted as a second argument which is not correct. The
version of semantic included in Emacs 25.1 RC 2 does not show this
behavior. Instead it reports:

Functions: void f (NS::TestEnum v[=NS])

which is also not correct, it should report the default value as NS::a.

I think the grammar needs tweaking? Any help on how to fix this?

Cheers
Bastian

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Bastian Beischer
RWTH Aachen University of Technology

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