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kikuchiyo++

I am actually 'only' after parsing out some details of the function signatures, some info on variable types and classes. Parsing the code to the level of execution is not my goal. Having said that I like the idea of handing it to an existing parser and getting the AST back. And I just found there is a package for Clang in the standard Ubuntu repos.

Thanks!

Cheers,
R.

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In reply to Re^2: Lexing C++ by Random_Walk
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