gcc-python-plugin
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Basic usage of the plugin
Global data access
Overview of GCC’s internals
Example scripts
Working with C code
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Generating custom errors and warnings
Working with functions and control flow graphs
gcc.Tree and its subclasses
Gimple statements
Optimization passes
Working with callbacks
Creating custom GCC attributes
Usage example: a static analysis tool for CPython extension code
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0.16
0.15
0.14
0.13
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
GCC 4.9 compatibility
Other fixes
Improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
Other improvements
Contributors
0.12
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
GCC 4.8 compatibility
gcc-c-api
Link-Time Optimization support
API improvements
Other fixes
Internal improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
0.11
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
Internal improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
0.10
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
Improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
Mass recompile of Fedora 17’s Python extension code
Pyscopg support
Experimental new error visualization
C++ support
Coverage of the CPython API
0.9
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
Improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
Usage of deallocated memory
Coverage of the CPython API
0.8
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
Initial C++ support
Unconditional warnings
Improvements to
gcc-with-cpychecker
Verification of PyMethodDef tables
Coverage of the CPython API
Bug fixes
0.7
Changes to the GCC Python Plugin
Improvements to “cpychecker”
Major rewrite of reference-count tracking
Function calls with NULL-pointer arguments
Dereferences of uninitialized pointers
Error-reporting improvements
Signal:noise ratio improvements
Coverage of the CPython API
Other user-visible improvments
Internal improvements
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