[Mono-list] Question on Code Generation

anton123 niniendowarrior at gmail.com
Mon Apr 6 20:42:20 EDT 2009


Oh, and I think most of that the code generation is going to be database
backend and UI stuff. :-)


Trober wrote:
> 
>> Can anyone shed some light?
> there's not that much to CodeSmith, why bother vs. building a quick 
> parser/template/generator?
> you're better off getting a simple grammar(s) together with an easy-to-use 
> parser, and just fill in the templates yourself
> you'll own the generators when done, and they don't take up that much
> extra 
> effort vs. what they save
> 
>> I'm anticipating a lot of code-generation heavy work.
> shed some light on what you're trying to build.
> Anything that's ORM, service framework (aspx, asmx, WCF, etc.), and even
> UI 
> parts should be auto-gen'd  :-)
> 
> 
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>>
>> I'm wondering if there's a Mono substitute/counterpart to CodeSmith (or
>> if
>> Mono does support CodeSmith).  I'm hoping it might since I'm anticipating 
>> a
>> lot of code-generation heavy work.  Can anyone shed some light?
>>
>> Thank you so much!
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