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Re: Customizing Synopsis output

Tim Cas — 2012-02-09T16:36:34

Oh and, regarding the NameIndex issue - see the NameIndex tab in the main
frame in the HTML docs, you'll notice functions and some other stuff are
missing.

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Re: Customizing Synopsis output

Tim Cas — 2012-02-09T16:34:51

Okay, now...

You can find the scripts here:
https://github.com/SIEGE/siege/tree/master/doc
(synopsis.py and synopsis.sh)

FileListing is the one that doesn't work:
http://codepad.org/3U49m0TI

As for the file tree, here are the generated HTML docs:
http://docs.libsiege.org/html/

The tree on the top-left doesn't work.

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Re: Customizing Synopsis output

Tim Cas — 2012-02-09T16:17:38

Yes, that's exactly what I meant - some other word, since I use a lot of
those I'd like to separate those from function macros.

OK, I have to look into that. Can you provide a specific test case
Well, just create anything with subdirectories - the little arrows that are
supposed to open subdirs in the index do absolutely nothing; and before you
ask, yes, Javascript is enabled.

Right. Have you tried using a different view ? Perhaps the 'ModuleView'

I've tried a ton of others, I can't even remember which ones - some would
simply fail to operate (because of a Python exception).

Can you please provide a minimal test case showing the behavior ?
I will once I reboot to FreeBSD - but basically, the name index seems to
contain only structs and some other things, but no functions.

There are different views that display information in different ways.

See above.

What format are you using ? There is no direct TeX format in Synopsis.
Sorry, meant Texinfo.

You may be interested in the DocBook formatter, from which

Re: Customizing Synopsis output

Stefan Seefeld — 2012-02-09T16:04:53

Can you elaborate a little on what you mean by 'as constants' ? Macros
and constants have quite different semantics, so I document them
differently. Are you merely asking to change the heading in HTML output
to not have the word 'Macro' in it ? Or something more involved ?


OK, I have to look into that. Can you provide a specific test case
that's not working ?


Right. Have you tried using a different view ? Perhaps the 'ModuleView'
(which is used by default) makes indeed no sense for C projects (which
don't have any nested scopes).


Can you please provide a minimal test case showing the behavior ?



There are different views that display information in different ways.
The "ModuleView" shows information per scope, and thus groups all
"global" symbols in a single view. There are also "FileListing" and
similar views that present per-file symbols (with docs).


What format are you using ? There is no direct TeX format in Synopsis.


You may be interested in the DocBook formatter, from which man pages and
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Customizing Synopsis output

Tim Cas — 2012-01-30T23:46:43

Hey there, I'm working on getting the output of Synopsis customized for my
game engine: http://libsiege.org

I've managed to get the pages and index to ignore anything with a '`'
(anonymous unions/structs) or '_' (private members) prefixes, but I still
have some problems:

- constants (for which I use #define's) are shown as macros - I'd like to
show them as constants
- the file tree doesn't work (I cannot open any subdirectories)
- I can't find a way to rename "Global Namespace" to something else (this
is C, not C++, so that name doesn't make much sense)
- name index is missing functions (I can only see structs and defines there)
- everything is in globals.html (instead of per-file stuff, say
foo/bar.h.html for items located in in foo/bar.h)
- Texlive output is broken on my end...?

I'll also have to find out how to get manpage output up and running, plus
(I suppose) LaTeX/PDF.

So er... Any ideas as to how to resolve these issues? =\
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Re: [cfe-dev] Clang cross-referenced source code

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-23T13:01:56

Hah, true, there is a fairly large amount of data. Certain views may be 
better split into individual pages (such as the name index). This is 
just a simple prototype to show what is currently possible with 
CLang-based code cross-referencing. As I mentioned, any help to improve 
on this is very much appreciated. :-)

     Stefan

Clang cross-referenced source code

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-22T21:50:45

I have been making progress using Clang as C and C++ parsers for 
Synopsis (http://synopsis.fresco.org). While there is a lot that remains 
to be implemented (both, in libclang, as well as Synopsis), quite a lot 
of the functionality is already useful, so I'd like to send an update, 
to encourage contributions.

To demonstrate some of the features, I have compiled an API 
cross-reference for Clang itself: http://synopsis.fresco.org/clang/.

You can use the above to look up symbols, browse the code itself, look 
for all the places that reference a particular symbol, etc.
This doesn't yet include inline documentation, because that isn't yet 
fully implemented. Also, a number of details are missing (you may see 
lots of "<unknown>" type specifiers, which means that libclang is 
reporting "Unexposed" types.

As I said, any contribution to fill the wholes is more than welcome. 
Perhaps some of the remaining work can be done as GSoC work ?

The above was produced with CLang and Synopsis trunk. Perhaps it would 
be

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-09T21:05:58

Oups. I see the current revision is in fact 2057. I'm not sure how I 
came up with that number.

The changes mailer is presently inactive, as the repository was moved a 
couple of weeks ago, without regenerating the post-commit hooks. In 
fact, lots of services associated with the Synopsis website don't work 
right now, as I still try to get hold of an admin who can help me reset 
things. :-(

     Stefan

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Gilles J. Seguin — 2011-03-09T20:00:39

On Tue, 2011-03-08 at 13:58 -0500, Stefan Seefeld wrote: 

2045 !
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Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Michael Lehn — 2011-03-08T22:44:32

Am 08.03.2011 um 23:37 schrieb Stefan Seefeld:


Great!  Compiles and everything (including the Dump formatter) is working!

Thanks,

Michael

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-08T22:37:34

I had forgotten about a new clang API that I added (but which isn't yet 
checked in). I've reverted that part of the code, so things should work 
again with clang trunk right now. Sorry for that.

         Stefan

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Michael Lehn — 2011-03-08T22:19:58

Am 08.03.2011 um 23:00 schrieb Stefan Seefeld:


Unfortunately it does not compile after I updated from svn:

/home/clientadmin/SYNOPSIS/synopsis/Synopsis/Parsers/Cxx/ASGTranslator.cc:295: error: ‘clang_isDependentType’ was not declared in this scope

The following files where modified when I updated to revision 2056:

U    Synopsis/Parsers/Cxx/ASGTranslator.hh
U    Synopsis/Parsers/Cxx/ASGTranslator.cc
U    Synopsis/Formatters/DocBook/Markup/RST.py
U    Synopsis/Formatters/HTML/Markup/RST.py
U    src/Support/utils.hh

I also was not able to find "clang_isDependentType" via grep ...

Michael

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-08T22:00:41

I have just checked in some improvements that should fix some of this.
If you pass the "-Wp,primary-files-only=False" option, you should see 
declarations and types also coming from included header files.

     Stefan

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Michael Lehn — 2011-03-08T19:38:30

Works!  Thanks for the fast bugfix!

Michael

Re: Problems with synopsis from trunk

Stefan Seefeld — 2011-03-08T18:58:23

I just realized I had a related local change that I failed to check in. 
I just committed this as revision 2045.


Thanks, I'll look at that as soon as possible.

         Stefan

Problems with synopsis from trunk

Michael Lehn — 2011-03-08T17:16:23

Hello,

I just tried out the new synopsis from trunk.  Following the instructions from

 http://lists.fresco.org/pipermail/synopsis-devel/2011-February/001086.html

I could compile and install LLVM and synopsis without problems.

However, I have two problems (and I guess I am doing some really stupid mistake):

1) It seams that I cannot pass a include path to synopsis.  For instance, I want to pass
the include "$HOME/blas++" and want to define two macros like this:

synopsis -p Cxx -I $HOME/blas++ -D HAVE_CBLAS -D WITH_ATLAS -f Dump -o dump blas++/examples/test_gematrix.cc

With synopsis 0.13 this works without problems.  

In case it helps reproducing the problem, I uploaded a tar-ball of this C++ project:

http://www.mathematik.uni-ulm.de/~lehn/synopsis-test/blas++.tgz

2) I tried using the Dump formatter on a small C++ code with different options, e.g.

synopsis -p Cxx -f Dump -o dump main.cc
synopsis -p Cxx -f Dump -Wf,--show_declarations -o dump main.cc
synopsis -p Cxx -f Dump -Wf,--show_declarati

Re: Recent Synopsis development

asmwarrior — 2011-02-14T06:07:06

BTW:
You may see the new plugin feature of GCC, which can expose all the AST 
structure. see this page:
http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/plugins

especially the Dehydra and gcc-vcg-plugin.

Asmwarrior

Re: Recent Synopsis development

asmwarrior — 2011-02-14T05:57:00

I'm really nice to hear the good news!
Clang is quite great!!!
I hope you will be successful.