> what parts of gcc you need to change.
I want to change(rewrite) the original source code when it process
"GENERIC PARSER"
This task confused me a lot, I've work on it for three days
As for as I know the purpose of GENERIC is simply to provide a way of
representing an entire function in trees.
so in my opinion, adding my codes(example printf("the function
begins")) as a number of tree nodes into the original source tree
could achieve my task
But I do not know how, how GCC achieve the relationship between the
source code and generic tree?
Cazy : (
2010/5/29 Ian Lance Taylor <iant@xxxxxxxxxx>
>
> cazy <ad319min@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>
> > when gcc compiling *.c , I want to add my code into the original source file
> > show as fellow :
> >
> > int foo()
> > {
> > my_function_begin;
> > first statement;
> > …
> > last statement;
> > my_function_end;
> > }
>
> Look at the -finstrument-functions option. That may be sufficient for
> your purposes. If not, it should in any case serve as a guide for
> what parts of gcc you need to change.
>
> Ian
