I have legacy ADA and C++ code, and I need to export this code into an XML format so I can create a tool to analyze and work with it. I tried various tree-dump-* commands with g++ and didn't find anything that looked to be read-able or anything that was at a high level like my code (GIMPLE was much to low level for me because I want to maintain variable names and such).
Is there a way I can access the parser for either C++ or ADA so that I can access a high level parsed version of my code? If not, can a parser dump command be recommended?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you,
-Sam Edwards
Sedwards At Harmonia Dot Com
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Hello All,
I have legacy ADA and C++ code, and I need to export this code into an XML format so I can create a tool to analyze and work with it. I tried various tree-dump-* commands with g++ and didn't find anything that looked to be read-able or anything that was at a high level like my code (GIMPLE was much to low level for me because I want to maintain variable names and such).
Is there a way I can access the parser for either C++ or ADA so that I can access a high level parsed version of my code? If not, can a parser dump command be recommended?
Any help would be appreciated!
Thank you,
-Sam Edwards
Sedwards At Harmonia Dot Com
Thank you, Google Groups helped a lot.
While "Open Discussion" is by definition never off topic I would suggest you ask that questions somewhere else - like for example comp.lang.ada.
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.ada
Not that we don't want to help but you will get a far wider audience there then here and prehaps better responce there.
With Regards
Martin
PS: Ada is named after Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace [1]. ADA [2] is the American Dental Association.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Lovelace
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADA