> From: bill lam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2008, Oleg Kobchenko wrote:
> > It's up to you. The method does the dirty work of parsing
> > C code and presenting in XML format which you translate
> > in a combination of XSLT and J processing. You make decisions
> > like that making the processing smarter. But it does not have
> > to be manual.
>
> AFAICS the xml.xslt still needs extra ad-hoc (manual) modification or
> implementing a type inference engine (smarter).
No, not manual, the processing is always automatic
and precise without any guessing.
After an enhancement to the XSLT, as had been suggested,
xml/xslt addon, test/swig_test.ijs example
here's the output:
fread FLD,'swig_test.h'
typedef long L;
typedef L UL;
typedef L* PL;
struct var {
int a1;
L a2;
};
typedef struct var v;
typedef v* pv;
double defs(long *, L, UL,PL,UL*,PL*);
double structs(struct var *,v*,pv,pv*);
double mul(float argFloat1, float argFloat2);
int sub(int argInt3, int argInt4);
char* subs(char* argStr5, char** argPtrStr6, int argInt7);
process toJ SWIG_XSLT xslt XML
defs d *l l l *l *l *
structs d *x *x *x *
mul d f f
sub i i i
subs *c *c * i
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