OpenC++

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OpenC++ is a software tool to parse and analyze C++ source code. It uses a metaobject protocol (MOP) to provide services for language extensions.

[edit] External links

• OpenC++ Homepage

• "A Metaobject Protocol for C++" by Shigeru Chiba
• "A metalevel architecture for dynamism and reflection in C++" by O. Jautzy and F. Lebastard
• Meta object protocol in C++, Article "Metaclasses and Reflection in C++" by Detlef Vollmann
• "A system for reflection in C++" by Duraid Madina and Russell K. Standish
• "Generic<Programming>: Typelists and Applications" by Andrei Alexandrescu
• "The use of the code analysis library OpenC++: modifications, improvements, error corrections." by Andrey Karpov
• Reflection Package for C++ by Konstantin Knizhnik
• Discussions in the group [1].*:
  • C++ parser front end
  • Bjarne Stroustrup launches 'C++0x'
  • C++ Reflection
  • Reflections in C++
  • Introspection in C++
• Article "Parsing C++" by Andrew Birkett