Uaiso is a parsing infrastructure that provides a unifying AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) and semantic services across programming languages. Ideally it can be used to:
- Produce code completion on IDEs/text editors
- Perform static analysis on programs
- Generate LLVM code (or any other)
| Language | Version | Parser | AST | Semantics | Active | Demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D | 2.0 | bison, GLR | partial | ok | no | D completion |
| Go | 1.5+ | bison, GLR | complete | ok | yes | Go completion |
| Haskell | 2010 | LL(k) | WIP | ? | yes | - |
| Python | 2.x | LL(1) | complete | basic | yes | Overall intro |
The source is written in standard C++. You should be able to build it anywhere, but I'm developing on Clang/OSX. Make sure to use --recursive to clone.
- Cmake
- Python
- Flex/Bison
- C++14 compiler
Obs: There's code relying on Unix-like paths, which I need to work on for Windows.
Uaiso is a library. In order to use it within an IDE/text editor you need to write a plugin. There's an experimental one available for Qt Creator: https://github.com/ltcmelo/uaiso-plugins