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Emitter Framework is a set of classes and SOM Compiler tool. Emitter Framework is used to produce various file formats from Interface Definition Language files. Emitter Framework classes consist of Emitter classes and |Entry classes. Classes can be shadowed. This means a programmer can replace original classes with his own classes. So the SOM Compiler can be highly customized. The only things hard-coded (and closed source) are the IDL file reader and abstract graph builder.

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	Emitter Framework is a set of classes and [[SOM Compiler]] tool. Emitter Framework is used to produce various file formats from [[Interface Definition Language]] files. Emitter Framework classes consist of [[SOMTEmitC\|Emitter classes]] and [[Entry classes]]. Classes can be shadowed. This means a programmer can replace original classes with his own classes. So the [[SOM Compiler]] can be highly customized. The only things hard-coded (and closed source) are the IDL file reader and abstract graph builder.		Emitter Framework is a set of classes and [[SOM Compiler]] tool. Emitter Framework is used to produce various file formats from [[Interface Definition Language]] files. Emitter Framework classes consist of [[SOMTEmitC\|Emitter classes]] and [[SOMTEntryC\|\|Entry classes]]. Classes can be shadowed. This means a programmer can replace original classes with his own classes. So the [[SOM Compiler]] can be highly customized. The only things hard-coded (and closed source) are the IDL file reader and abstract graph builder.