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robotpy-cppheaderparser is DEPRECATED, and we are no longer updating it.
We will accept pull requests that have fixes and appropriate tests, but we
will no longer be making any fixes ourselves.
We highly recommend all current and future users to migrate to cxxheaderparser,
which supports all the syntax that CppHeaderParser does and much much more. The
parser output is very different, but it is strictly typed and hopefully easier
to work with. You can find it at https://github.com/robotpy/cxxheaderparser,
or try the live interactive demo at https://robotpy.github.io/cxxheaderparser/
CppHeaderParser is a pure python C++ header parser that parses C++
headers and creates a data structure that you can use to do many types
of things. We’ve found it particularly useful for creating programs that
generate python wrappers around existing C++ programs.
robotpy-cppheaderparser is a fork of the CppHeaderParser library
originally created by @senex. CppHeaderParser is an excellent library
and critical to some of the stuff we do in the RobotPy project.
Unfortunately, the maintainer seems to be busy, so
robotpy-cppheaderparser was born.
We aim to maintain (some) compatibility with the existing code and make
improvements and bugfixes as we need them -- though some decisions made
early on in this code's development means some compatibility may be broken
as things get fixed.
If you find an bug, we encourage you to submit a pull request! New
changes will only be accepted if there are tests to cover the change you
made (and if they don’t break existing tests).
Note
CppHeaderParser only does some very minimal interpretation of
preprocessor directives -- and we're looking at removing some
of that from this library. If you need anything complex, you
should preprocess the code yourself. You can use the excellent
pure python preprocessor pcpp, or the preprocessing facilities
provided by your favorite compiler.