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Bear is a tool that generates a compilation database for clang tooling.

3.0.5

3 years ago

Features:

  • bear and citnames are expose less flags, but using a configuration file.
  • refactoring: removed duplicated code on process initialization
  • dependency updates

3.0.4

3 years ago

Bugfixes:

  • citnames does not start if there is no input file for it.
  • fixing install problems (#337 )
  • dependency version bump ups
  • use localhost in gRPC address to avoid HTTP proxy usage (#296 )

3.0.3

3 years ago

Bugfixes:

  • citnames spends too much time to merge compilation database entries merge #325
  • dependencies' version bumps

3.0.2

3 years ago

Bugfixes:

  • Release version is not bumped #322
  • Shell scripts not executed correctly without a hashbang in 3.0 #319
  • Excessive "Received start event could not be merged into execution report. Ignored." messages #316
  • Removed duplicated code

3.0.1

3 years ago
  • Fix packaging issues with CMake
  • Bear cleans up intercept command output after using it.
  • Dependency version bump ups.

3.0.0

3 years ago

Rewrite Bear in C++

Bear is decomposed into an intercept and a semantic analysis processes. It also supports compiler wrappers for intercepting compiler calls in environments where the dynamic linker trick is not working.

3.0.0-rc3

3 years ago

fix #297

3.0.0-rc2

3 years ago

clean up on build system and documentations

3.0.0-rc1

3 years ago

Rewrite Bear in C++

Bear is decomposed into an intercept and a semantic analysis processes. It also supports compiler wrappers for intercepting compiler calls in environments where the dynamic linker trick is not working.

This is a release candidate!!! (Expecting to have issues with packaging or with functionalities on OSes where I could not test. Please report any issues you have with version number.)

2.4.4

3 years ago

Bugfixes:

  • Don't cache the value of _NSGetEnviron on macOS (@saagarjha, #290)
  • Add --remove-flags argument (@wangnangg, #288)
  • Use bash-completions conditionally in CMake (@Ergus, #292)