#include "tensorflow/core/lib/io/path.h"

namespace tensorflow {
namespace generator {

CppGenerator::CppGenerator(cpp::CppConfig cpp_config, PathConfig path_config)
    : controller_(path_config),
      cpp_config_(cpp_config),
      path_config_(path_config) {}

SourceCode CppGenerator::GenerateOneFile(
    cpp::RendererContext::Mode mode) const {
  SourceCode generated_code;

#include "tensorflow/c/experimental/ops/gen/cpp/renderers/cpp_config.h"
#include "tensorflow/c/experimental/ops/gen/cpp/renderers/renderer_context.h"

namespace tensorflow {
namespace generator {

class CppGenerator {
 public:
  explicit CppGenerator(cpp::CppConfig cpp_config, PathConfig path_config);
  SourceCode HeaderFileContents() const;
  SourceCode SourceFileContents() const;
  string HeaderFileName() const;
  string SourceFileName() const;

      "RestoreV2",  // Variadic output-only, list(type) attr
  };

  cpp::CppConfig cpp_config(category, name_space);
  PathConfig controller_config(output_dir, source_dir, api_dirs, ops);
  CppGenerator generator(cpp_config, controller_config);

  Env *env = Env::Default();
  string golden_dir = io::JoinPath(testing::TensorFlowSrcRoot(),
                                   controller_config.tf_output_dir);

  string source_dir_;
  string api_dirs_;
  std::vector<string> op_names_;
};

}  // namespace

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  MainConfig config;
  config.InitMain(&argc, &argv);
  generator::CppGenerator generator(config.CppConfig(), config.PathConfig());
  generator.WriteHeaderFile();
  generator.WriteSourceFile();
  return 0;

framework does not impose any design on the language-specific generators, but
provides some utilities, and the C++ generator is a complete example.

### C++ Generator

The `CppGenerator` class is the interface to the `cpp/` language directory.
Given a config, it can generate source code for a .cc or .h file as a string or
write it to a target file.