I was taking a look at this project, it seems very cool. In particular, I think we could potentially use it as an intermediary format between the information files that the Haskell compiler GHC produces (HIE files) and the Haskell Language Server.
One thing we do at the moment with HIE files is that we index them and put them into a sqlite database (https://github.com/wz1000/HieDb). That way we can query things like references conveniently without having to maintain specialised data structures for our specific querying patterns.
Since SCIP is generic, I wonder if there could be a space for a generic SCIP sqlite schema and ingestor? Or is it just that everyone has sufficiently different application-specific needs that there is no point?
I was taking a look at this project, it seems very cool. In particular, I think we could potentially use it as an intermediary format between the information files that the Haskell compiler GHC produces (HIE files) and the Haskell Language Server.
One thing we do at the moment with HIE files is that we index them and put them into a sqlite database (https://github.com/wz1000/HieDb). That way we can query things like references conveniently without having to maintain specialised data structures for our specific querying patterns.
Since SCIP is generic, I wonder if there could be a space for a generic SCIP sqlite schema and ingestor? Or is it just that everyone has sufficiently different application-specific needs that there is no point?