Reducer for interesting code
C-Reduce is a tool that takes a large C or C++ program that has a property of interest (such as triggering a compiler bug) and automatically produces a much smaller C/C++ program that has the same property. It is intended for use by people who discover and report bugs in compilers and other tools that process C/C++ code.
| System | Target | Derivation | Build status |
|---|---|---|---|
| x86_64-linux | /gnu/store/7mw0azkm3wqfb8cfbr7jx1icrlmqxzii-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| riscv64-linux | /gnu/store/vnxssmvc72qhdl4h0cidvcb2fl7sq5g8-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| powerpc-linux | /gnu/store/x78zy9mgff80ki4pkqq19370nhzwmj23-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| powerpc64le-linux | /gnu/store/yimhq53w2hsysg5v4y92cjk57n1xbz0l-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| i686-linux | /gnu/store/qdvbwvcrs44ccbz8fnrmzi7df4j0lmw7-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| i586-gnu | /gnu/store/x2fq098rjp7j112284zd42l4ci35wpcv-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| armhf-linux | /gnu/store/w517w78bxgydv054n42dmjvp8ggm0pgl-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv | ||
| aarch64-linux | /gnu/store/bib076birh64idgx25qqfvv9rn9dj40b-c-reduce-2.10.0.drv |
| Linter | Message | Location |
|---|---|---|
| input-labels Identify input labels that do not match package names | label 'exporter-lite' does not match package name 'perl-exporter-lite' | |
| input-labels Identify input labels that do not match package names | label 'file-which' does not match package name 'perl-file-which' | |
| input-labels Identify input labels that do not match package names | label 'getopt-tabular' does not match package name 'perl-getopt-tabular' | |
| input-labels Identify input labels that do not match package names | label 'regex-common' does not match package name 'perl-regexp-common' | |
| input-labels Identify input labels that do not match package names | label 'term-readkey' does not match package name 'perl-term-readkey' | |
| wrapper-inputs Make sure 'wrap-program' can finds its interpreter. | "bash-minimal" should be in 'inputs' when 'wrap-program' is used | |
| optional-tests Make sure tests are only run when requested | the 'check' phase should respect #:tests? |