funkyj <funkyj@gmail.com> wrote:
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| At work the mandate is that we write all our code in C.
| I've sometimes thought about using lisp to create my own
| more powerful preprocessor for C so that I could satisfy the
| mandate (use C) while getting some of the power of lisp.
+---------------

Check out Aubrey Jaffer's "Schlep":

    http://www.swiss.csail.mit.edu/~jaffer/Docupage/schlep.html

Yes, it's in Scheme, not CL, and uses Hungarian-suffixed variables
rather than real type declarations, but you may find it useful,
at least for study. In particular:

    Using Scheme files as source, schlep produces texinfo
    documentation and formatted C code preserving comments;
    and type, function, and variable names as much as possible.
    The output from schlep is human-readable and often forms
    the base for further development in C; abandoning the original
    Scheme source.


-Rob

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