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We all know g++ and MSVC can output both preprocessed C++ code (-E) and optimized assembler code (-S). Yet there are no options to output after templates application. Yet I'd like to have it to use with old compilers (the ones that does not support templates).
So, are there any compiler or translator which can produce code after templates application? C++17 are welcome but not necessary.
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Is there any way to extract the code source Ubuntu 16
from a .so file?
I used this command:
readelf -Ws /root/file.so
But I am looking for a way to understand how each function works.
Is there a solution?
There isn't. Once you compile your code there is no trace of it left in the binary, only machine code.
People may reccommend you decompilers but those just aren't perfectly reliable and when they execute they will produce the source code that SHOULD have the same effect as the original code.
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I am looking for some frontend (GUI, Graphical user interface) for GCC and G++ which is oriented towards helping me setup the compiler in a user-friendly way.
I am not looking for a development environment, and the code edition is being made on a dedicated text editor (VS Code, Atom, whatever). I only want to compile my source and header files and change any compiler setting.
You can use Make to properly compile your files through a configuration (Makefile), but there is no GUI.
For more information : make documentation
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Are there any open source RELAX NG C++ code generator?
Thanks.
I know of none for RELAX NG. However, if you can bring yourself to generate or convert your schema files as XML Schema, then it would be worthwhile to take a look at the C++ code generators from CodeSynthesis. They are GPLv2 open source, with proprietary licenses also available.
http://www.codesynthesis.com/products/
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I would like to ask do You know any programs similar to StyleCop but for C++?
See A free tool to check C/C++ source code against a set of coding standards?. This looks to be what you are after, although I don't know the full capability of the StyleCop tool.
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Are there any good source-code analyses tools for OSX. I am particularly interested in tools that are capable of diagramming function-call hierarchies for C and C++ source files.
You might take a look at doxygen
doxygen can do this and a lot more.