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generating infos about compiled code
- From: "Kai-Uwe Schmidt" <Kai-Uwe dot Schmidt at sawag dot com>
- To: "liste gcc" <gcc at gcc dot gnu dot org>
- Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 08:23:45 +0100
- Subject: generating infos about compiled code
Hi folks,
maybe a stupid question, but is there a feature in the compiler, that
generates infos about the compiled code like:
- which types are defined
- which functions with which input/output parameters are included
- which classes are defined
- ...
The background of this question is to get a system the functionality to
build a database about "known" objects (functions, classes, ...) like the
visual studio of ms does. Developers of applications would love such a
feature, i think. lesser searching in docs and faster development, ... .
if not present yet, such a feature should parse the code and write a plain
text file with the collected informations. another application (like the
ldconfig stuff) should allocate these infos and put them into a central
system database. then write some neat extensions for your loved editor and
give this editor the posibility to parse this database.
any opinions/remarks about this out there ?
regards
Kai-Uwe Schmidt