Rainer Hochschild <RainerHochschild@xxxxxx> writes: > Is there a way that will make gcc provide me with a list of all > (C/C++) identifiers used in the source code (i.e. all variables, > constants, functions, methods, classes, macros etc.). My intention is > to check this output against some regular expressions to identify > violations against naming conventions. The compiler has no option to produce a complete list. There are various approaches you can take to get this information, though I'm not sure that any of them are guaranteed 100% complete. For example, you could look at the debugging information. > Or is there some other way to check the source code for compliance to > user-specified naming conventions using a tool from the gcc suite? In current development gcc, not yet released, you might be able to write a plugin for this. http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/plugins . Ian
