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From: Dmitry Grebeniuk <gdsfh1@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [Caml-list] [ocaml-jobs] Developper position: designing a C
 front-end in OCaml

Hello.

> We are talking about changing the AST used to manipulate the programs.
> Changing it (in either CIL or Frama-C) would mean breaking every
> existing code around the world based on it.

  I don't think so.  Imagine that "C source -> CIL representation
(available to code based on CIL)" could be enhanced to "C source ->
Very Concrete C AST -> CIL representation".  Old users are happy, new
users have access to Very Concrete C AST.