Posted in pork on June 30th, 2008 1 Comment »
Those who would like to play with Pork, but are allergic to pulling sources from version control can now download an actual pork release. Now someone needs to hook this into a GUI to provide easy Eclipse-style refactoring for C++.
Posted in dehydra, treehydra on June 24th, 2008 Comments Off
Pork I planned to release Pork 1.0 for a while now. The tools work great, even if all the love is going to the GCC-based toolchain. However, after hearing grumpy comments from a certain coworker about the uglyness of the oink build system it dawned on me that it’s rather mean to release such a [...]
Posted in dehydra, treehydra on June 19th, 2008 4 Comments »
Our presentation on Treehydra and Dehydra GCC plugins was received well at the summit. The big news is that FSF is working on license changes to allow GPL-only GCC plugins. I’m looking forward to having our work be compatible with future GCC without any patching. In a few minutes we’ll be having a meeting with [...]
I am finally happy enough with Dehydra API and functionality to release 0.9. Dehydra is basically feature complete, the main reason I’m not calling it 1.0 is in case there are outstanding API bugs. I believe Dehydra is the first useful open source static analysis tool. I hope to see projects outside of Mozilla benefitting [...]
