Tarmik wrote: > 1. dehydra port for cygwin (windows) environment - > currently stuck, since I did not receive any reply on another thread.
Can you explain *why* you want to do this. As we discussed in the other thread, getting GCC plugins to work in a Windows host environment could be very difficult because the Windows PE executable format doesn't support a DLL importing functions from the primary executable without special export libraries. This magic is very hard. > 2. plugin similar to dehydra, which can obtain necessary information > on > gcc trees from gcc, preferrably using $m visual studio, since it has > superior > debugger compared for example to ddd. The problems you would have with dehydra are the same problems you would have with any other plugin: you have to use functions from GCC, but these functions are not available outside of the GCC executables. I strongly recommend that you do this hacking on Linux instead of Windows. --BDS _______________________________________________ dev-static-analysis mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-static-analysis
