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Parsing C++ source - ELSA, PUMA, CPPX, ?

Hello!

I am writing a program that finds all function calls in any function in some c++ source project.
Input: function
Output: called functions in that function

So, I need to parse c++ source file to get AST. And then I just write some function(s) that finds input function and go threw body of it...

I would like to know if Elsa would be the best choice to use or is there anything that would be more easy to use(CPPX, PUMA,...)?
And the thing is that I would like to do that in windows so I would need to know if Elsa can be compiled in windows xp? How do I do that? Is it possible that I do that in Visual Studio?

Thanks for any kind of information!

marko
Jul 20 '07 #1
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