I think people are away for the holidays -- hopefully you will get more
informed replies soon, when people return.
Yes, several groups have worked on parsing, source to source
transformations, and AST to AST transformations.
Root around on github in the source directory. And, look at recent X10
papers on compiler optimizations.
You can of course start with the X10 parser itself (used by the X10
compiler). This was recently redone by Louis Mandel and Mandana Vaziri.
Krishna Nandivada and team from IIT Madras have some work in this space.
Michihiro Horie has been working on adapting X10 for the ROSE compiler
tool chain -- a way to move from the X10 AST to internal representations
used in the ROSE compiler and then back to X10 AST.
Best,
Vijay
On 12/28/15 6:52 PM, Marina Andric wrote:
Hi everyone,
I need to implement a program transformation (from X10 code to X10
code). Is there something already available (a parser) that I could
re-use, for instance to extract the syntax tree of an X10 program and
create a new one?
Thanks a lot!
Marina
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