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Missing type differences in C files #12
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On Sun, 22 Sep 2019, Crystal_Lee wrote:
I use gumTree to diff two C files and show the results in the web server.
However, I am confused that why it didn't catch the type difference of
variables in the two files. The link of the screenshot of the result is
showed below:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a30eSvuYkCHNnt_IIMVkFS9eS8TwgzLG
Could you send the actual files? It is not possible to copy paste them
from the screenshot.
julia
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Sure, please find the txt file in the link: |
I can confirm the problem! By trying directly to parse the C code using cgum ( |
Hi @JuliaLawall ! I have looked into this simple example :
cgum outputs
I have three remarks/questions :
Do you think it would be hard to fix these behaviors ? Cheers! |
Bonus question ;) what is the Cheers. |
I use gumTree to diff two C files and show the results in the web server. However, I am confused that why it didn't catch the type difference of variables in the two files. The link of the screenshot of the result is showed below:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a30eSvuYkCHNnt_IIMVkFS9eS8TwgzLG
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