Le 22/11/2012 16:57, Igor Stasenko a écrit :
Very interesting topic and very userful.
We could use C parser for automatic generation of FFI bindings to C libraries.
Yes, but...
Someone who has a full C parser has a tendency to make that an asset,
given how much it costs to do and maintain.
Still, there are a few open solutions available: CLANG and maybe CIL.
CLANG maybe the best bet, because it seems to be able to output the
parsed AST in a neutral format. I spend some time looking at the CLANG
source code a while back, but I didn't try the parse tree output. CLANG
is a part of LLVM.
CIL is used for parsing C in one of the CEA tools, Frama-C. It's in
ocaml (and ocamlyacc).
On 22 November 2012 15:42, Goubier Thierry <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for some help in parsing C files (and the opportunity to use
Petit Parser (Parseur?)) so I'm looking for an internship candidate (Master
level).
The objective is to do a C preprocessor with a targeted integration in an
existing C parser, and, in particular, provide high-level information about
applied macros/defines for the tokens provided to the C parser itself.
Platform should be Pharo (2.0:)).
Place is Saclay, SW of Paris. The lab has a strong team on compilation tool
chains for embedded manycores, from programming language design down to
micro-kernel and mapping, and is able to select good interns for further
work opportunities.
http://www.cea.fr/ressources-humaines/stages-et-formation-en-alternance/les-offres-de-stage/liste-des-stages/techniques-de-parsing-avancees-pour-implementati/%28area%29/Region_Parisienne
Regards,
Thierry
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