I've been contemplating the code-generation problem for a long time. The cedet site has a very old program I wrote called cparse that generates code in C from definitions.
Additionally, semantic already has a couple routines that generates prototypes and such in the semantic-format library. I am generally uninterested in writing a C++ only tool, though I usually prototype stuff for C/C++ first. I do have a new code generation module I've been working on to do just this sort of thing. I just happen to be a bit busy these days and haven't had time to get it working enough to provide a beta, and it does indeed generate method bodies from class templates... well, it would if I had time to get rid of the bugs that is. Eric >>> Klaus Berndl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> seems to think that: > >well, i read the hint ;-) > >Of course it would not hard (in contrary, would quite simple) for ECB to >to offer this but because ECB is "just" the displayor of informations IMHO >this is not the job of ECB... in addition such a feature is fully major-mode >dependent because header-files do only exist in a few languages! So IMHO >something like this has to be offered by semantic and it's c/c++-part e.g. - >Eric, what do you think? > >To the OP: You should send your question to the cedet-mailing-list... > >Ciao, >Klaus > >On Wed, 15 Jun 2005, Adam Duck wrote: > > >> why isn't there a ecb- or cedet-function for this? *hint* *hint* >> >> bye, Adam. > _______________________________________________ Help-gnu-emacs mailing list Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnu-emacs
