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first of all, this is a great tool!
I started playing with it and I was wondering if there a way to obtain the plain parsed directive without the symbols (e.g. variables, etc.)
I am not an expert on parsing, so it could be something not doable, but let me give you an example.
Let's say I parse this directive:
#pragma omp target data map ( tofrom : a[0:ARRAY_SIZE], num_teams) map ( to : b[0:ARRAY_SIZE])
I would like to obtain something generic like this:
#pragma omp target data map ( tofrom : ) map ( to : )
or even a format like the grammar specified in the spec:
It is pretty easy to do, because the way we process variables and expressions. I will be asking one of the developer to look into this. We just need a on/off flag for this feature.
Hi guys,
first of all, this is a great tool!
I started playing with it and I was wondering if there a way to obtain the plain parsed directive without the symbols (e.g. variables, etc.)
I am not an expert on parsing, so it could be something not doable, but let me give you an example.
Let's say I parse this directive:
#pragma omp target data map ( tofrom : a[0:ARRAY_SIZE], num_teams) map ( to : b[0:ARRAY_SIZE])
I would like to obtain something generic like this:
#pragma omp target data map ( tofrom : ) map ( to : )
or even a format like the grammar specified in the spec:
#pragma omp target [clause[ [,] clause] ... ] new-line
Thanks a lot, and great work with the ompparser!
Simone
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