def run(args):
# We MUST print to stderr. Some clients use the stdout output of
# gcc for various purposes.
- print >> sys.stderr, ' '.join(map(quote, args))
- print >> sys.stderr
+ #print >> sys.stderr, ' '.join(map(quote, args))
+ #print >> sys.stderr
code = subprocess.call(args)
if code > 255:
code = 1
def compile(args):
# We MUST print to stderr. Some clients use the stdout output of
# gcc for various purposes.
- print >> sys.stderr, '\n'
+ #print >> sys.stderr, '\n'
command = 'gcc'.split()
run(command + args)
print >> sys.stderr, '\n'
- subprocess.call(args)
+# subprocess.call(args)
def link(args):
command = 'gcc'.split()
language = ''
verbose = 0
- clang = "clang"
-
+ clang = "clang"
+ # Forward to GCC.
+ compile(args)
+
if os.environ.get('CCC_ANALYZER_VERBOSE') is not None:
verbose = 1
if not files:
error('no input files')
- if action == 'preprocess' or save_temps:
- compile(args)
+ # if action == 'preprocess' or save_temps:
+ # compile(args)
if action == 'compile' or save_temps:
for i, file in enumerate(files):
analyze_args = analyze_args + [ '-x', language ]
analyze_args = analyze_args + compile_opts
analyze(clang, analyze_args, language, output, files, verbose, htmldir)
- compile(args)
+# compile(args)
- if action == 'link':
- link(args)
-# analyze(link_opts)
+# if action == 'link':
+# link(args)
+# # analyze(link_opts)
if __name__ == '__main__':
main(sys.argv[1:])