Laeeth Isharc
Laeeth Isharc
I know how to make one of course, but it's not particularly pleasant to use dpp vs alternatives.
You end up with the need for multiple passes at some point, in which case you need to make the printing the last stage and eg operate on the ast...
I tried dpp master. Git pull and my d++ is symlinked to the built executable. I will try again shortly.
I think that this would make it much quicker to be able to use real C++ APIs. Often the barrier is the STL or Boost types. They might even be...
Okay... Thanks.
Note that it's just rust code that generates random headers. So we could use directly just by creating relevant dpp file in a bash script. bindgen with quickchecking quickchecking generates...
Also they have a driver for csmith. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-bindgen/blob/master/csmith-fuzzing/README.md
@TurkeyMan with @adamdruppe splitting the traits into two PRs, is this now no longer blocked?
Clang can find all static inline functions and one could generate c shim programmatically or could use clang to rewrite the code without inline and rename the symbols too.
https://clang.llvm.org/doxygen/classclang_1_1Rewriter.html