On Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 1:12 PM, Eduardo Morras <emorr...@yahoo.es> wrote:
> b) Plugins and hooks c modules > [...] > c) source code parser, to find where a function, macro, etc... is > declared > For programs in C and C++ (and presumably eventually other programming languages), the LLVM Compiler Infrastructure Project (LLVM apparently formerly stood for "Low Level Virtual Machine" but is now not an acronym, at http://llvm.org/ ) and its subproject Clang ("a C language family frontend for LLVM", at http://clang.llvm.org/ ) might be of some interest. The goal, or at least one of the goals, of LLVM is to create modular and reuseable components which can be used to build all sorts of things, including (for instance) source code parsers. It does appear that implementations (not necessarily the prime or core implementation however) of many other popular programming languages are also using components of the LLVM Project. c) Repository of javascript, th1 code, css > > When starting a new repository I import html, js, css, th1 addons and > features. If a central repository of those addons exist we, the fossil > community, could share those addons, f.ex. code to integrate fossil in > drupal/joomla, > At first thought, this almost sounds like something spiritually akin to CPAN ("Comprehensive Perl Archive Network", at http://www.cpan.org/ ) and its myriad siblings for all sorts of programming languages and tools. Thanks for giving me a moment of your time by reading this. I hope it's of some use, interest. Be well. Joseph
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