On Tue, Jan 14, 2014 at 08:15:31PM -0500, David Robillard wrote: > Ah, spfv, right. That was it.
Yep, the github link is the most up-to-date place for the project, though it certainly isn't perfect at this point. For any C project it should behave as you might expect, though there are plenty of things that confound it with larger C++ projects. IIRC when it is run on a large portion of the non-* tools, it manages to choke on some compiler generated code which violates some basic assumptions, like source code actually existing in a file with some location information (there are some weird autogenerated methods within the AST as well as many other odd edge cases of the clang API). This tool also seems to have a bit of a bad habit of bitrotting, but the clang developers might have decided to slow down the pace of changing the exposed API somewhat since I have last checked. If there are any problems with the current version of the code just open up an issue and I should be able to at least put out any fires. Improving what's there is also a possibility, though it depends on how resistant the clang API is with respect to some issues. Tracking lambda functions for instance is a bit of a headache as traversing the AST in search of lambda expressions is a lot tricker than one might expect at first glance. Thanks for the continued interest, --fundamental
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