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fostr Language Specification

Using Statix for multi-file analysis

By default the project is configured to analyze all files of your language in isolation -- single-file analysis. It is also possible to configure the project such that all files are analyzed together, and files can refer to each other -- multi-file analysis.

To enable multi-file analysis, do the following:

  1. Uncomment the (multifile) option in editor/Analysis.esv
  2. Uncomment the multi-file definition, and comment the single-file version, of editor-analyze in trans/analysis.str.

NB. When working in an IDE such as Eclipse, it is necessary to restart the IDE after switching from single-file to multi-file analysis or vice versa. Failure to do so will result in exceptions during analysis.