Using CIL for a C Refactoring ToolThis is a discussion on Using CIL for a C Refactoring Tool within the ml forums in Programming Languages category; Hi I'm a student and I was just wondering what people who have used CIL think of its potential and applicability as part of a graphical refactoring tool. Is it able to handle C's preprocessing directives and is it ideal for fast, easy code transformations? Also I plan to be using the Prefuse visualisation toolkit which is written in Java so any ideas on how I can interface between Java and OCaml would be much appreciated. I've looked at alot of different parsers (hand-coded and parser generators) but so far none seem up to the task of parsing C in ... | ||||||||
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 Using CIL for a C Refactoring Tool Hi I'm a student and I was just wondering what people who have used CIL think of its potential and applicability as part of a graphical refactoring tool. Is it able to handle C's preprocessing directives and is it ideal for fast, easy code transformations? Also I plan to be using the Prefuse visualisation toolkit which is written in Java so any ideas on how I can interface between Java and OCaml would be much appreciated. I've looked at alot of different parsers (hand-coded and parser generators) but so far none seem up to the task of parsing C in a way that suits a refactoring tool (able to handle preprocessing directives) which is surprising considering how long C's been around. Cheers  |
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