hey Jon,
as i mentioned earlier, the `scan-build-py` is not installed by any target.
so, it will stay in your source/checkout repository. (and it will be change
in the future when the implementation will be mature enough to release.) at
this moment it's self contained and not depend on anything, s
hey Jon,
i can say things a few words about the `scan-build-py`, because was my
commit in the repo. :) first of all, it is an initial commit. not yet a
complete replacement of the `scan-build` (the one written in Perl). that's
the reason why it is not installed by any build target... but if you tr
Alexey or Others,
So I did a fresh full build with the latest checkout of clang, LLVM, Visual
Studio, and CMake. The ALL-BUILD completed successfully but unfortunately no
where in the build repository do I see a command of scan-build-py. There is
also no repository of build\tools\scan-build-py
Laszlo,
Even though I have built everything and have the proper Python, looks like I
will be unable to use scan-build-py. I noticed from your read me that it
currently does not work on Windows. Currently I develop in a Windows
environment so I will be required to get the Perl version of scan-b
Laszlo,
Excellent, then I shall utilize it from the checkout repository and add it to
my path. Clang is finishing building now, so I will see how it works and how it
compares to the Perl version. Still having some issues getting that version to
launch as well.
Regards,
Jon Lockhart
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Laszlo,
Thanks you for your response. So I noticed I did have to do a fresh build from
scratch. Unfortunately there was an issue with my path so it was not picking up
through python installation. That has since been corrected and CMake picked up
python this time so it is currently building.
No
