Hi Moritz,
On 05/21/2015 09:56 AM, Pflanzer, Moritz wrote:
Hello,
I found that clang_delta seems to produce a segmentation fault if the file that
should be reduced contains a #define preprocessor directive for a type.
To produce the error this small program is enough:
#define my_type int
my_type my_var;
I ran the following test:
$ clang_delta --transformation=remove-unused-var --counter=1 ./my_prog.c
Thanks for reporting this.
Dealing with macros is one of the weak part in clang_delta. In the early
stage of developing clang_delta, I made an (bad) assumption that the
best use of clang_delta is for preprocessed programs, and therefore
overlooked a lots of places where macros come to play.
I committed a simple patch that fixed the crash in remove-unused-var
pass that you mentioned. However, I am pretty sure there are other
issues relevant to macros. These issues may require certain amount of
effort to resolve.
Thanks,
- Yang
