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Best practices / Design patterns for code generation [closed]

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Software licensing and code generation

I’m developing a tool that generates code from some various data. The tool itself will be licensed with the MIT license, which strikes a good balance for me in terms of allowing the freedom to use and modify it, while still holding the copyright.

Do I check generated code in to source control or not? [duplicate]

This question already has answers here: What Part of Your Project Should be in Source Code Control? (17 answers) Closed 11 years ago. I’m developing a .Net application that uses google protocol buffers. Historically the application used the approach, advocated by the protobuf-net team, of decorating the classes with attributes instead of using .proto files. […]

Unit Test code generation

We have a project that was written over a period of 2 years, but has a poorly designed architecture and not unit tests.

Writing a Compiler Compiler – Insight on Use and Features

This is part of a series of questions which focuses on the sister project to the Abstraction Project, which aims to abstract the concepts used in language design in the form of a framework. The sister project is called OILexer, which aims to construct a parser from grammar files, without the use of code injection on matches.