[GCC-XML] Why are C++ function bodies not dumped in XML?

Karthikeyan M karthikeyan.m at gmail.com
Thu Oct 11 17:59:40 EDT 2007


Hi ,

I have modified of gcc to output XML equivalent of a program's GIMPLE IR.

I am also interested in knowing some of the things Alan is looking for :

best practices, naming conventions for the XML output, policy on use
of elements vs. attributes etc

Regards,

Karthiik


On 10/11/07, Alan Conway <aconway at redhat.com> wrote:
> I'm interested in getting hold of a C++ parser to analyse the use of
> types and #include statements in C++, I'd hoped gccxml was it but then
> stubbed my toe on the fact that types used inside functions aren't
> dumped.
>
> I'd be interested in adding that if I can find the time. Can anyone give
> me some pointers as to where I would need to make changes? Also any tips
> on best practices, naming conventions for the XML output, policy on use
> of elements vs. attributes etc. would be most appreciated.
>
> No promises I'll every actually do anything but I've already scripted up
> half of the analysis based on gccxml output so I'm somewhat motivated to
> finish the job.
>
> Cheers,
> Alan.
>
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