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macro-of-inilne is a kind of preprocessor that translates inline functions to equivalent macros. Some bad compilers doesn't support function inlining and that's where my application does great.
Thanks to pycparser, macro-of-inline is only a few hundreds of LOC and thus easy to understand. If you have some interests on my project feel free to contact me. Also, fixing and refactoring are all welcome.
Cheers,
Akira
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Thanks for sharing this, Akira. pycparser has many users, and I stopped tracking them at some point because it always becomes outdated very quickly (projects get started and abandoned, renamed, moved, etc). You could publish a blog post about this, or something, and then I'd imagine Google would pick this up when someone searches for "rewriting inline functions to macros".
Do you want an application of pycparser library more than tiny examples? Here it is. Let's me introduce my new application "macro-of-inline".
https://github.com/akiradeveloper/macro-of-inline
macro-of-inilne is a kind of preprocessor that translates inline functions to equivalent macros. Some bad compilers doesn't support function inlining and that's where my application does great.
Thanks to pycparser, macro-of-inline is only a few hundreds of LOC and thus easy to understand. If you have some interests on my project feel free to contact me. Also, fixing and refactoring are all welcome.
Cheers,
Akira
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: