Thanks for sharing the insights and your experience with me, It will be
very helpful to me to get started with minimal knowledge of clang AST :)
Thank you very much, David
PreeJackie
On Thu, 9 Aug 2018 at 23:50, David Blaikie wrote:
> If you're looking to contribute to Clang & have a particular
I'm not sure I can offer much direct help, but I think it may help if you
explain more precisely what it is you're struggling with?
- Do you (not) understand the overall concept of how (modern) compilers
work?
- Do you have some experience in working with tree-data structures in
general? And specif
If you're looking to contribute to Clang & have a particular interest in
the AST, etc - the way I started was to look at simple/small bugs in
diagnostics - either false positives (a diagnostic (often a warning)
produced when it shouldn't be (wehn it doesn't tell the user something
actionable/buggy)
Thanks for your reply, I know the overview of how modern compilers work,
but I don't know about the internal details such as working and
interactions of various optimization passes. And I didn't have experience
with non-uniform trees before.
Things I have done so far:
1) I tried to dump the clang
