New C-like language support - Eclipse Xtext vs Eclipse CDT vs Netbeans (JavaCC, ...) -


We are trying on CERN to build support for the language which is similar to the C (control script language). It is not compiled but has been interpreted and we want to easily create an editor to write code.

We have already developed a plugin for Eclipse (extte), which can parse the source code and perform some static code analysis. But a lot of things are still missing so we were thinking that we can use the C / C + plugin in Eclipse / Netbeen and modify it.

  • Is this current solution (and which one) possible for C-C? Like language, modify it and add your stuff?
  • What does Eclipse CDT offer for IDE development that meets our needs
  • Taking C / C + + plugin from Netbeans and changing the purse in that way Is it possible to parse that and analyze our language?

thx for the answer; -)

If you need all you should check out the original language of extext There will be a much more feasible plan than modifying the larger C ++ grammar.


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