Hi, When I debug the enum int patch, some times I wish I have a better tools to help me understand what is going on with the internal sprase data structure. There is debug_symbol() to help in some degree, but it does not show anything other than symbol type. E.g. expression and statments. test-parsing's output is more like assembly rather than a syntax tree. There is debug_symbol() but it only print out the symbol type. It does not go into expression. So the interesting stuff like expression is hard to see. I want some thing it can display different types of C structure with expandable sub node for its member. Some thing like a file folder you can expand it see its content. I first look at the GtkTreeView. It seems capable of doing what I want. The interface is cumbersome to use and I am really not a GUI person. So I build some custom tree model to simplify the interaction with GTK. That is the first patch in the series. The second patch of the series try to inspect C structure one at time. It is driven by the gtk tree model. It use a some glib function but it does not have any GTK knowledge. The interface is generic enough that you should be able to do a cursor version from it without changing the code. The third patch adds the test-inspect program which launch a gtk window. Oh, I did not bother to make the first two patches compile itself until this one. Please play with it. As always, feed back are welcome. The C structure inspection is rather incomplete currently. It is very easy to expand it to show additional types and members. The last patch is an example. It is going to be very rewarding to extend the inspector. It does not require you have deep understanding of the sparse AST tree, it helps *you* to understand how sparse internal AST works. So patches are very welcome as well. Any one want to help? Chris -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-sparse" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
