> Hi, > > Is there any tools that may help me for generate c++ header from gccxml > outputs? > > I know it will not be exactly the original header (already precompiled, > etc...), but I need it :)
Can you explain what you are trying to do with such a tool? Since gccxml's input is the header file, why would you need to re-output the contents of the header file? Couldn't you just use the original header file for anything you need? I do have a tool which does what you want, but perhaps not exactly according to your needs; I'll need your answer to the above question before I can know for sure. I wrote a tool called xrttigen that generates a C++ object hierarchy representing the gccxml output. Using this tool, your program can use C++ APIs to examine the output of gccxml instead of having to parse the XML output of gccxml. As a test case, I wrote a little program that takes this information and generates a header file with all of the original declarations generated by gccxml turned back into C++. I use this to test that my tool works correctly by ensuring that the header file it generates is identical to the original header file (with some differences of course, such as comments being removed, and the order of declarations possibly being different, and so on). If you want, I could probably make this tool available to you. But I don't know if it's exactly what you need. It just takes a header file and uses gccxml to read it, and then outputs a generates header file which has all of the content of the original header file. If you want to read from gccxml's output files directly instead of starting with a header, you'd have to modify my code to have it skip the step where it runs gccxml on the input header file. You can read about xrtti at: http://www.ischo.com/xrtti I have a new version of xrtti that I have not released yet which will replace what you see there when I get around to doing the release. It: * Does not depend on the 'Essential' C++ data structure and portability library that I wrote; instead, I have switched to using STL for data structures (despite the fact that I think STL is an extremely lame API; but it is the standard after all) * Fixes some minor bugs Let me know if you are interested. I am travelling right now and might not be able to respond as quickly as I would like. But I will try to help as much as I can. Thanks, and best wishes, Bryan ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bryan Ischo [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001 Mazda 626 GLX Hamilton, New Zealand http://www.ischo.com RedHat Fedora Core 5 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ gccxml mailing list [email protected] http://www.gccxml.org/mailman/listinfo/gccxml
