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Subject: [Caml-list] [ANN] clangml 4.2.0: OCaml bindings for Clang API (for
 C and C++ parsing)

Dear OCaml users,

We are happy to announce the new clangml 4.2.0 release.  Clangml
provides bindings for all versions of Clang, from 3.4 to the not yet
released 10.0.1.

The library can be installed via opam: opam install clangml
The documentation is online: https://memcad.gitlabpages.inria.fr/clangml/

This new release improves C++ support, including C++20 specific
constructs.

All Clang C/C++ attributes should now be supported.  You may have a
look to the interface of the new auto-generated module Attributes:
https://memcad.gitlabpages.inria.fr/clangml/doc/clangml/Clang__/Attributes/

There is now a lazy version of the AST (Clang.Lazy.Ast): this is
useful to explore large ASTs efficiently (note that Clang parsing
itself can still be slow; the lazy part only concerns the conversion
into the Clang.Lazy.Ast datatypes).

Happy hacking!
-- 
Thierry.