Summary: @public JavacCapture does not have an args field, which crashes Python with an AttributeError if we hit self.args.debug. Replaced with the correct expression.
Test Plan: Cause AttributeError with small test case, error no longer happens after fix
Summary:
@public
Using InferBuiltins.assume previously caused an assertion failure in the analyzer. Fixed this, and fixed the implementation of the assume builtin to block when the assumed condition cannot hold.
Test Plan: Added several new tests.
Summary:
@public
Add some logging to the script and capture modules so it is easier to troubleshoot.
What will be logged:
versions of infer, platform, versions of java, build systems etc.
In the future we will add more info that we might find useful while troubleshooting
Test Plan:
run infer with gradle, ant, buck, xcode, mvn and see the logging output
Run symbolic link pointing to infer:
[INFO] Path to infer script /Users/akotulski/tmp/infer_link (/Users/akotulski/infer/infer/bin/infer)
Summary:
@public
This will enable support for the same set of arguments already supported by the `make` module, e.g. `--frontend-stats`, `--frontend-debug`
Test Plan:
Tested on an Xcode project with the `-fs` argument, and checked that `.astlog` files have been generated on the same location of the .o files
infer -fs -- xcodebuild -workspace Project.xcworkspace -scheme Project -sdk iphonesimulator
Summary:
@public
This is a workaround to a clang crash that happens whenever `-fmodules` and `YojsonASTExporter` are used together.
This workaround, uses the `-plugin` argument instead of `-add-plugin` one for the clang frontend, and as a result of that, it overrides the default action of clang, which means no object files are emitted, but just the AST.
To generate the missing data needed by the subsequent building phases of xcodebuild, we run Apple's clang.
Test Plan:
Compiled project containing Pods and `@import`, through a command of the form:
infer -- xcodebuild -workspace project_name.xcworkspace -scheme project_name -sdk iphonesimulator
Sam Blackshear
martinoluca
jrm
Andrzej Kotulski
Dulma Rodriguez
Open Source Synchronization