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The use of the code analysis library OpenC++: modifications, improvements, error corrections

By Andrey Karpov, published on 24 Feb 2008
Andrey Karpov
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  1. Annotation
  2. Introduction.
  3. 1. Skip of development environment keywords not influencing the program processing
  4. 2. Addition of a new lexeme.
  5. 3. Skip of development environment complex key constructions not influencing the program processing.
  6. 4. Function of full file paths disclosure.
  7. 5. Getting values of numerical literals.
  8. 6. Correction of string literal processing function.
  9. 7. Partial correction of the processing of "bool r = a < 1 || b > (int) 2;" type expressions.
  10. 8. Improved error correction.
  11. 9. Update of rTemplateDecl2 function.
  12. 10. Detection of Ptree position in the program text.
  13. 11. Support of const A (a) type definitions.
  14. 12. Support of definitions in classes of T (min)() { } type functions.
  15. 13. Processing of constructions "using" and "namespace" inside functions.
  16. 14. Making “this” a pointer.
  17. 15. Optimization of LineNumber() function.
  18. 16. Correction of the error occurring while analyzing "#line" directive.
  19. Conclusion.
  20. Resources.

Annotation

The article may be interesting for developers who use or plan to use OpenC++ library (OpenCxx). The author tells about his experience of improving OpenC++ library and modifying the library for solving special tasks.

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    01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

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