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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 [[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.		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.