CHABO Gabriel wrote: > I just read your post about Reflection using GCCXML. > > Do you know if anyone took it upon himself to develop such a project?
I'm not aware of a project that uses GCC-XML to reflect C++ for use by other C++ code. There are several projects that use it to wrap C++ into bindings for python, Tcl, Java, etc. > Also, I'm wondering about uninstantiated template support in the current > version, what I want to do is define a set of rules that govern the > coding convention of a cpp file, one of which is to forbid the use of > templates (for now), Is there any way I can do this in GCCXML? Without modifying GCC-XML there is no way to know from the output whether any templates were encountered. Note also that GCC-XML works on entire translation units, not just individual source files. That means that if a header (such as a system header like <iostream>) uses templates they would not pass your check. If you're looking for a style checker, see this project: http://public.kitware.com/KWStyle/ -Brad _______________________________________________ gccxml mailing list [email protected] http://www.gccxml.org/mailman/listinfo/gccxml
