DMS® Software Reengineering Toolkit™
是在阅读 Aspect Oriented Programming in C++ - Current supported alternatives # A 时，发现的:
Aspect-oriented programming is a just a special kind of program transformation ("find places that match this condition ('pointcut') and do this to the code at that place"). So, if you have a program transformation tool, you can emulate AOP pretty easily. To do transformation on C++ you need a strong C++ front end and as well as ability to transform and regenerate code. OpenC++ was a project to do C++ transformations, where the transformations are coded purely as procedural AST-walks with procedural AST modifications. A particular issue had to do with which dialect of C++ was handled by OpenC++; in particular, I'm not sure OpenC++ handled templates or full common dialects (GCC, MS) of C+; however I have no direct experience with it, just a keen aficionado of such tools.
Our DMS Software Reengineering Toolkit is a general purpose program transformation parameterized by language definitions. It has robust definitions for GCC and MS dialects of C++. You can implement program transformations procedurally as OpenC++ does, or more conveniently you can write source-to-source pattern-directed transformations (or more usually, mix these to achieve complex effects). DMS has been used to carry out massive restructuring of large scale C++ codes (see Case study: Re-engineering C++ component models via automatic program transformation ). DMS is actively maintained, but it is commercial.