NoQ added a comment. Very easy:
1. Put preprocessed file that crashes into `repro.cpp` (`.c`, `.m`, whatever). 2. Write `repro.sh` as follows: #!/bin/bash blah/blah/path/to/clang -cc1 -analyze -blah-blah-arguments-you-need-to-cause-a-crash repro.cpp 2>&1 | grep "Any assertion message or whatever" 3. Do: creduce repro.sh repro.cpp 4. Wait until it finishes. 5. `repro.cpp` now contains the reduced test case. Tip for speed: - The repro.sh script should be as fast as possible. Use a release+asserts build of clang. - Also `-analyze-function top_function_that_we_analyze_when_we_crash` is a great flag to add to the run-line if possible, because it'll make the test much faster; see `-analyzer-display-progress` to figure out how to specify the function; if it's a lambda or a block you're out of luck because you'll need to specify line number which would change during reduce; you may also fail because top-level analyses are interacting a bit, so it may fail to crash if you restrict to a function. https://reviews.llvm.org/D51300 _______________________________________________ cfe-commits mailing list cfe-commits@lists.llvm.org http://lists.llvm.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cfe-commits
