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Archive for February, 2007

WebSquash

Looking for developers to test the web frontend for squash I got the web frontend to squash working. Right now I’m looking for people to test it on my test server before I open it to the wild web. It ended up in a further frontend script explosion, but all of the pieces seem to [...]

Dotting Pretty Graphs

It is difficult to follow error messages from control-flow analyzing tools. After struggling to visualize what I was debugging, I added a a native JavaScript function to graph the CFG and display the current path through it. Now debugging control flow errors is as easy as looking at a (sometimes giant) picture of this function. [...]

Lossy AST Traversals for Good Code Health

Two weeks ago I finally listened to Graydon and spent some quality time playing with UNO and reading the paper on it. UNO provides a simple DSL language to traverse interesting parts of the C abstract syntax tree. It simplifies the AST down to the bare minimum of variable and function call info and iterates [...]