treesitter.c (version 0.0.4.2)

parse_headers_collect: Parse a directory of headers and return named list of data.frames with

Description

functions, structs, struct members, enums, unions, globals, and macros.

Usage

parse_headers_collect(
  dir = R.home("include"),
  recursive = TRUE,
  pattern = c("\\.h$", "\\.H$"),
  preprocess = FALSE,
  cc = r_cc(),
  ccflags = NULL,
  include_dirs = NULL,
  extract_params = FALSE,
  extract_return = FALSE,
  ...
)

Value

A named list of data frames with components: functions, structs, struct_members, enums, unions, globals, defines.

Arguments

dir

Directory to search for header files. Defaults to R.home("include").

recursive

Whether to search recursively for headers. Default TRUE.

pattern

File name pattern to match header files. Default is \.h$ and \.H$.

preprocess

Run the C preprocessor (using R's configured CC) on header files before parsing. Defaults to FALSE.

cc

The C compiler to use for preprocessing. If NULL the function queries R CMD config CC and falls back to Sys.getenv("CC") and the cc on PATH.

ccflags

Extra flags to pass to the compiler when preprocessing. If NULL flags are taken from R CMD config CFLAGS and R CMD config CPPFLAGS.

include_dirs

Additional directories to add to the include path for preprocessing. A character vector of directories.

extract_params

Logical; whether to extract parameter types for functions. Default FALSE.

extract_return

Logical; whether to extract return types for functions. Default FALSE.

...

Additional arguments passed to preprocess_header (e.g., extra compiler flags)

Details

This helper loops over headers found in a directory and returns a list with tidy data.frames. Useful for programmatic analysis of header collections.

Examples

if (FALSE) {
if (requireNamespace("treesitter", quietly = TRUE)) {
  res <- parse_headers_collect(dir = R.home("include"), preprocess = FALSE)
  head(res$functions)
}
}