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README.md
This directory contains small examples to play with Infer. They each exhibit one simple programming error that is caught by Infer.
Contents
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Hello.java
: try this example by runninginfer -- javac Hello.java
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Hello.m
: try this example by runninginfer -- clang -c Hello.m
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hello.c
: try this example by runninginfer -- gcc -c hello.c
In this case, note that Infer captures the gcc command and runs clang instead to parse C files. Thus you may get compiler errors and warnings that differ from gcc's.
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android_hello/
: a sample Android app. Try this example by runninginfer -- ./gradlew build
Make sure that you have the Android SDK 22 installed and up to date, and in particular the "Android SDK Build-tools" and "Android Support Repository".
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c_hello/
: a sample make-based C project. Try this example by runninginfer -- make
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ios_hello/
: a sample iOS app. Try this example by runninginfer -- xcodebuild -target HelloWorldApp -configuration Debug -sdk iphonesimulator
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java_hello/: a sample Java project. Try this example by running infer -- javac Pointers.java Resources.java Hello.java
Note
The infer toplevel command must be in your PATH for the commands above to
succeed. Otherwise, modify the commands to use the correct path to infer, eg
../infer/bin/infer -- javac Hello.java