python 编译器目录,libclang：添加编译器系统包含路径（Windows中的Python）

Following this question and Andrew's suggestions, I am trying to have liblang add the compiler system include paths (in Windows) in order for my Python code

import clang.cindex

def parse_decl(node):

reference_node = node.get_definition()

if node.kind.is_declaration():

print(node.kind, node.kind.name,

node.location.line, ',', node.location.column,

reference_node.displayname)

for ch in node.get_children():

parse_decl(ch)

# configure path

clang.cindex.Config.set_library_file('C:/Program Files (x86)/LLVM/bin/libclang.dll')

index = clang.cindex.Index.create()

trans_unit = index.parse(r'C:\path\to\sourcefile\test.cpp', args=['-std=c++11'])

parse_decl(trans_unit.cursor)

to completely parse C++ source files like this one

/* test.cpp

*/

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

void readfunction(vector& numbers, ifstream& myfile)

{

double number;

while (myfile >> number) {

numbers.push_back(number);}

}

double meanfunction(vector& numbers)

{

double total=0;

vector::const_iterator i;

for (i=numbers.begin(); i!=numbers.end(); ++i) {

total +=*i; }

return total/numbers.size();

}

Now, without the compiler system include path set up appropriately (using Windows), I get the following output:

CursorKind.USING_DIRECTIVE USING_DIRECTIVE 8 , 17 std

CursorKind.VAR_DECL VAR_DECL 10 , 6 readfunction

Process finished with exit code 0

, spelling "'iostream' file not found">

Unfortunately, I cannot make sense (new in Python and Clang) of this approach or how to implement this solution in my Python code.

I have also tried ccsyspath, but I do not have the skills to 'adjust it for windows'.

Anyone knows how to solve this issue?

解决方案

In Windows to add something to the path you must do the following:

System properties

Advanced

Environment variables

Select "path" from the table

First "edit" button

Add in the location of the executable that you are trying to add to path

Hope this helps!

(Please tell me if I misunderstood your question, I am still new to stack overflow. Thanks!)