If anyone there can
give me some pointers to how to access the syntax tree for an executing Perl
program, _from within that program_, I would be very grateful. I suspect
this may not be possible. The O::Backend system seems to require the Perl
program execute with overloaded Ops (example : Terse) and so the "normal"
execution of the code is forfeited.
I have fiddled
with Devel::OpProf to get at what internal opcodes have executed, but really
want to have my perl program somehow obtain the same large text dump created by
a -MO=Terse printing, as part of my program's execution. I don't want to
call Terse over the source .pl file either... sorry!
#!/usr/bin/perl
my
$terse_dump_of_this = foo_magic_B::something;
#code code code
code
Kind regards,
Craig.
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