Re: FWD:Re: refactoring
Stefan Seefeld <[email protected]>
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David Abrahams wrote: >>I'v been working on symbol resolution, but without any type analysis, >>i.e. there is no overload resolution yet. >>While I would definitely like to work on all this, I'm not sure >>how much I can do single-handedly, as I realize just how complicated >>all this gets. I would certainly appreciate any help on any level. > > > This is essentially the problem of building a C++ compiler front-end. I realize that. > I know some people who might be very interested in working on such a > thing with you. I'm glad to hear that and wonder how we could find to each other <wink/>. >>In particular, I'm looking for an elegant design that helps to generate >>a representation for C++'s type system, and which can then be used >>to obtain information about type relationships... > > > It would be wonderful to have such a thing... in C++! Too many C++ > compilers are written in unexpressive C. I agree. In particular, I'm constantly reminded of your remark about the educative value of such a project, as I'm learning a lot about C++ itself while implementing for example lookup rules. It's great fun ! Regards, Stefan