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I wrote this AST dumper mostly to compare a tree generated by Odin with a tree generated by my odin tree sitter parser. But I guess it could be useful not only for me, so I'm proposing it here.
This adds two new options to the
buildcommand --dump-astand-dump-ast-opts, both are taking parameters.-dump-asttakes parameters specifying which packages and files should have their ASTs dumped, whereas-dump-ast-optsmodify the dumper behavior. From the help output:I'm not sure which format would be best here, so just wrote three.
An example invocation I was using:
odin build . -dump-ast:- -dump-ast-opts:sexp,omit-defaults,disregard-filetagsThis dumps all the files (even those that should not be built, because the OS does not match) in all the imported packages using an S-expression format, making the output a bit shorter by skipping fields set to default values.
This turned out to be helpful in finding issues with
#force_inline, package docs, procedures with diverging results and probably something else too.