Just to update this thread, in case anyone is in a similar situation and
wondering: Oliver's suggestion of setting the environment variables works
beautifully. I use the Python line:
os.environ["CILLY_DONT_COMPILE_AFTER_**MERGE"] = 1
to set the environment variable (temporarily).
Thanks, Oliver!
Hi Oliver.
Thanks for the quick replies!
On 27 September 2012 02:14, Oliver Schwahn <
schw...@rbg.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> So, what I'm currently using CIL for in my tool is to preprocess the
>> source file under analysis to make it easier to analyze -- or at least,
>> tha
Hi,
> So, what I'm currently using CIL for in my tool is to preprocess the
> source file under analysis to make it easier to analyze -- or at
> least, that's the hope.
Ok, so you just want the merged C source as output? No compilation or
linking?
> I'm interfacing with Cilly through Python. T
Hi Oliver.
Thanks for the helpful reply. So, what I'm currently using CIL for in my
tool is to preprocess the source file under analysis to make it easier to
analyze -- or at least, that's the hope. As part of this, I would like to
give the user an option to specify what files he/she would like to
Hi,
> I was wondering if there was a command-line option that can be passed
> to the merger that mimics setting this environment variable.
>
No, there is no such command line option that i am aware of. But...
The compilation and linking control is implemented in cilly (Perl
script) which mimics
Thanks, Oliver! I guess what I'm looking for is similar to your suggestion
of setting the environment variable CILLY_DONT_LINK_AFTER_MERGE, but I was
wondering if there was a command-line option that can be passed to the
merger that mimics setting this environment variable.
On 18 September 2012 01
Hi,
I'm not sure if I fully understand your question. But some time ago,
there was another question regarding the merger where I posted an
archive containing a small example C project along with some scripts
which invoke the merger in different ways. Maybe this helps you with
your problem.
He
