is there any open source c/c++ parser available?

[thinktwice]

i wanna implement an c/c++ editor that could edit .h,.cpp file, if
there's an open source c/c++ parser, my job would be much eaiser,
thanks in advance :)

[leeretea]

a text editer?

[thinktwice]

c/c++ code editor. (with classview function etc.)
in order to organize the classview i have to analyze the .h,cpp file,
it's a complex task ,right? if there's any open source project could
achieve this , that would help a lot

[benben]

thinktwice wrote:

c/c++ code editor. (with classview function etc.)
in order to organize the classview i have to analyze the .h,cpp file,
it's a complex task ,right? if there's any open source project could
achieve this , that would help a lot

Surely g++ is open source and has a C++ parser that I believe is
hand-crafted in a recursive descent manner. However, I have never
bothered to look into the (very complex) gcc source code before.

Regards,
Ben

[Noah Roberts]

thinktwice wrote:

i wanna implement an c/c++ editor that could edit .h,.cpp file, if
there's an open source c/c++ parser, my job would be much eaiser,
thanks in advance :)

Well, there are code editors that do this that are open source.
KDevelop does I think, as does XEmacs given the right lisp programs
(cc-mode, speedbar, eide...)

[Bill Baka]

thinktwice wrote:

i wanna implement an c/c++ editor that could edit .h,.cpp file, if
there's an open source c/c++ parser, my job would be much eaiser,
thanks in advance :)

What ever happened to pc-lint? It was common about 15 years back. Did it
just get dropped?
Bill Baka

[sethuraman.prasanna]

Lex & Yaac. Flex and Bison.

[Ian Collins]

se*****************@gmail.com wrote:

Lex & Yaac. Flex and Bison.

Are these random musings, or a response to something?

--
Ian Collins.

[Kari Hallfast]

http://www.antlr.org/

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i wanna implement an c/c++ editor that could edit .h,.cpp file, if
there's an open source c/c++ parser, my job would be much eaiser,
thanks in advance :)

[Noah Roberts]

Kari Hallfast wrote:

http://www.antlr.org/

Antlr fits nicely with the likes of Yacc and Lex...parser _generators_.
OP asked for a parser because they are too lazy to write one (me too).
Pointing out several open source parser generators ain't what they
asked for so doing so without mentioning that they are not, in fact,
parsers seems rather rude to me.

[Jerry Coffin]

In article <1145617945.412042.300520
@t31g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
se*****************@gmail.com says...

Lex & Yaac. Flex and Bison.

A C++ parser has a number of requirements that are quite
difficult to meet with these tools.

--
Later,
Jerry.

The universe is a figment of its own imagination.