Hello.
I was wondering how to get CIL to include functions from user-defined header
files. For instance, I have the header file "foo.h", which contains
int bar(void);
There is another file "foo.c" that contains the definition of the "bar"
function. Now, let us say that the file we are going to analyze is:
#include "foo.h"
int garply (int b) {
if (b > bar()) { ... }}
and so on. What I would like to be able to do is to use the
include-directive to bring in the definition of "bar" into the same file, so
that I can inline the definition of "bar" in the "garply" function. CIL
seems to be able to do it for standard library files like "stdio.h", but not
for the user-defined "foo.h" above. I have found a workaround that uses the
"extrafiles" command-line argument of cilly, but I was wondering if there
was a simpler way to approach this problem.
Thanks,
Jon.
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