haikal هيكل

Haikal uses metaprogramming to generate C code as a pre-build step.
Haikal monomorphises C files and writes them to be included.
Code should be easy to debug & works great with LSPs.

Installation:

Add haikal as a git submodule to your project and build the program.
Add haikal.toml to your project root.
example: c-init

Usage:

To generate the files to metapath, build and invoke the haikal program from the your root directory.
To generate custom types, add a //haikal@container:type in your code & simply include the headers.
#include <hkArray.h> to include all generated hkArray types.

Code example:

The i32 in this instance could be any data type:

//haikal@hkArray:i32
hkArray_i32 array = hkarray_i32_create(12);
array.data[0] = 0x19;
hkarray_i32_destroy(&array);

Configuration:

Haikal uses toml for configuration. For example:

[core]
metapath = "extern/haikal/src/meta/" # where to generate files to

Data Structures:

hkArray: growable heap allocated array.
hkList/hkNode: singly linked list.
hkDList/hkBiNode: doubly linked list.
hkStack/hkNode: stack.
hkQueue: queue

Limitations:

Cannot add pointer types to [meta] unless typedefed. Could automate the process by detecting the pointer and auto typedefing it.
For example: int * will become typedef int *intptr and then you can generate hkArray_intptr.