Reputation: 159
I have a structure represented as follows: (Example)
struct struct3
{
struct structchild4
{
float child5;
} child6;
unsigned int child7;
};
I want this to be represented as follows in XML:
<tag1= "struct3">
<name>struct3</name>
<input_type>byte</input_type>
<method></method>
<tag_ref = "structchild4">
<name>child6</name>
</tag_ref>
<tag2= "child7">
<name>child7</name>
<len>4</len>
<value> </value>
</tag2>
</tag1>
The method I'm following is that I'm converting this into a gccXML format and I then parse it using Visual C++. I use the xerces-c DOM parser.
Could anyone suggest how to go about doing this? A gentle bounce on this. Is there anyway I can send my code? Its huge and exceeds the character limit. Thanks!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 647
Reputation: 12116
As you're already aware, gccXML has some significant limitations, there are a number of open source C++ parsers described here. Unfortunately, relfection in C++ is a lot of work for the coder (but an excellent exercise nonetheless), my favoured approach is to use the clang python API, clang is an excellent C++ parser but it's up to you to decide how to process that information (by outputting to XML or JSON). There used to be an XML printer for Clang but unfortunately I don't believe it's still active, you may be able to use an earlier build though. Best of luck!
Upvotes: 1