I'm writing a haskell program that generates C++ code based upon some
haskell data structures. At the moment, the code is somewhat ugly with
lots of stuff like
mutatorDef structName (name,vtype) =
"inline void\n" ++
structName ++ "::" ++ (mutatorName name) ++
"( " ++ (cppParamType vtype) ++ " v ) {\n" ++
" " ++ (storageName name) ++ " = v;\n" ++
"}\n\n"
All those ++ operators working on raw strings bug me, and manually
getting the indentation correct is a pain. Is there a more
functional approach to generating source code? I thought this could be
a common enough task that there could be a library, but a perusal of
haskell.org didn't seem to show anything relevant.
Thanks,
Tim
