Joshua Cranmer wrote:
But maybe also what makes the most sense in terms of development
effort is for DXR to use the required equivalent tools from the
Eclipse project, and convert their output to something it can
understand.
This seems the preferable route to me.
I agree with others on producing DXR input from another tool. Java is
much easier to deal with than C/C++. Various Java froend-ends seem to be
a lot more mature than anything C++ has to offer.
And if you want to be dehydra-like, can hook up
Rhino(http://www.mozilla.org/rhino/) to whatever java analysis framework
you decide on.
Cheers,
Taras
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