rvirding
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I need to be able to get the Erlang AST which the Elixir compiler generates. So my question is:
Is it possible to get the Elixir compiler to generate the abstract_code chunk? I see that it generates the debug_info chunk which does contain the abstract code but that is not in a form directly usable by other tools, like those in the :beam_lib module. Or maybe there is an Elixir tool which can do this for me?
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rvirding
Well, I have worked out how to get the chunks. Now I just need to work out how to get the generated Erlang code out from the
:debug_infochunk. It seems like the function which does it, well maybe does it, is:elixir_erlwhich isn’t documented using docs.josevalim
:beam_lib.chunk(mod, [:abstract_code])will give you the Erlang version, even for Elixir, as there is a public contract those chunks are expected to fulfill: otp/lib/stdlib/src/beam_lib.erl at 3257c5c5850299669026b72f71e2b1eae74f1a50 · erlang/otp · GitHubrvirding
Sorry, yes I had missed that. Thanks.