Any suggestions for how to parse a header file that contains the interface for a class that must be generated using PERL(or any thing else, I dont know hence I dont suggest anything other than PERL at this juncture:(). I guess this means being able to extract information like: -Function Declarations
-Arguments
And then be able to use this information for creating a C++ class that implements these methods

Any suggestions on how to do this or where to look for appropriate information are welcome. :)

Thanks.

PS.Posting this as a seperate question (in addition to the earlier one related to the same) because I think the earlier post doesnt explain well enough what Im trying to achieve in the first place, ;):P

Edited by castaway: added some HTML. PS: Text Wrapping is probably meant.


In reply to Parsing a .h header file by hehenoobhehe

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