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I've been looking into building a fairly gigantic set of interface modules
between perl5 and the X11 toolkits and Wcl. One of the things I will need to
do is teach perl how to access all the callback structs and call all the
utility functions associated with each widget, etc.

I could really use an automated tool that would dump struct type definitions
along with the struct layout, also function prototypes, etc. in an easy to
parse form so I could transform it into a perl5 module.

Since gcc already knows how to parse C, and also knows how to dump this
information in a variety of different debug info formats, I was wondering if
anyone was working on (or maybe already has) an option to gcc to make it
dump this kind of program info in a relatively easy to parse fashion?
(hopefully easier to parse than C :-).

Perhaps someone is working on a program "browser" tool and uses gcc to
gather the database such a tool would need?

I may try to tackle this myself if no one else has already done it.

Thanks for any info you can provide...
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