Use C-style struct and enum definitions

Why do this? Because it now means structs and enums are C compatible,
which is a better place to be than requiring C++.

runtime/CHelpers.cake

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@
   (var output-dest (& (<> std::vector StringOutput))
     (? is-global (field output header) (field output source)))
 
-  (addStringOutput output-dest "enum" StringOutMod_SpaceAfter name)
+  (addStringOutput output-dest "typedef enum" StringOutMod_SpaceAfter name)
   (addStringOutput output-dest (path name > contents) StringOutMod_ConvertTypeName name)
   (addLangTokenOutput output-dest StringOutMod_OpenBlock name)
 
@@ -179,6 +179,7 @@
 
   (addLangTokenOutput output-dest StringOutMod_NewlineAfter name)
   (addLangTokenOutput output-dest StringOutMod_CloseBlock name)
+  (addStringOutput output-dest (path name > contents) StringOutMod_ConvertTypeName name)
   (addLangTokenOutput output-dest StringOutMod_EndStatement name)
   (return true))
 

src/Generators.cpp

@@ -1980,7 +1980,7 @@ bool DefStructGenerator(EvaluatorEnvironment& environment, const EvaluatorContex
 
 	std::vector<StringOutput>& outputDest = isGlobal ? output.header : output.source;
 
-	addStringOutput(outputDest, "struct", StringOutMod_SpaceAfter, &tokens[startTokenIndex]);
+	addStringOutput(outputDest, "typedef struct", StringOutMod_SpaceAfter, &tokens[startTokenIndex]);
 
 	addStringOutput(outputDest, tokens[nameIndex].contents, StringOutMod_ConvertTypeName,
 	                &tokens[nameIndex]);
@@ -2050,6 +2050,8 @@ bool DefStructGenerator(EvaluatorEnvironment& environment, const EvaluatorContex
 	}
 
 	addLangTokenOutput(outputDest, StringOutMod_CloseBlock, &tokens[endInvocationIndex]);
+	addStringOutput(outputDest, tokens[nameIndex].contents, StringOutMod_ConvertTypeName,
+	                &tokens[nameIndex]);
 	addLangTokenOutput(outputDest, StringOutMod_EndStatement, &tokens[endInvocationIndex]);
 
 	return true;