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Coccigrep 1.11 is now available and mainly features some improvements related to the func search. The func operation can be used to search when a structure is used as argument of a function. For example, to search where the Packet structures are ... [More] freed inside Suricata project, one can run: $ coccigrep -t Packet -a "SCFree" … Continue reading "Coccigrep improved func operation" [Less]

Coccigrep 1.11 is now available and mainly features some improvements related to the func search. The func operation can be used to search when a structure is used as argument of a function. For example, to search where the Packet structures are freed inside Suricata project, one can run: $ coccigrep -t Packet -a "SCFree" [...]

Coccigrep 1.11 is now available and mainly features some improvements related to the func search. The func operation can be used to search when a structure is used as argument of a function. For example, to search where the Packet structures are ... [More] freed inside Suricata project, one can run: $ coccigrep -t Packet -a "SCFree" … Continue reading "Coccigrep improved func operation" [Less]

Coccigrep 1.11 is now available and mainly features some improvements related to the func search. The func operation can be used to search when a structure is used as argument of a function. For example, to search where the Packet structures are freed inside Suricata project, one can run: $ coccigrep -t Packet -a "SCFree" [...]

Coccigrep 1.11 is now available and mainly features some improvements related to the func search. The func operation can be used to search when a structure is used as argument of a function. For example, to search where the Packet structures are freed inside Suricata project, one can run: $ coccigrep -t Packet -a "SCFree" [...]

Following a discussion with the great Julia Lawall, she added a new feature in coccinelle: it is now possible to define as set or unset some variables. This option has been added in coccigrep 1.9 and requires coccinelle 1.0-rc14. For example, let’s have a code like Suricata where a lot of unit tests are implemented. [...]

Following a discussion with the great Julia Lawall, she added a new feature in coccinelle: it is now possible to define as set or unset some variables. This option has been added in coccigrep 1.9 and requires coccinelle 1.0-rc14. For example, let’s have a code like Suricata where a lot of unit tests are implemented. [...]

Following a discussion with the great Julia Lawall, she added a new feature in coccinelle: it is now possible to define as set or unset some variables. This option has been added in coccigrep 1.9 and requires coccinelle 1.0-rc14. For example, let’s ... [More] have a code like Suricata where a lot of unit tests are implemented. … Continue reading "Set or unset define variables in Coccigrep" [Less]

Following a discussion with the great Julia Lawall, she added a new feature in coccinelle: it is now possible to define as set or unset some variables. This option has been added in coccigrep 1.9 and requires coccinelle 1.0-rc14. For example, let’s have a code like Suricata where a lot of unit tests are implemented. [...]

Following a discussion with the great Julia Lawall, she added a new feature in coccinelle: it is now possible to define as set or unset some variables. This option has been added in coccigrep 1.9 and requires coccinelle 1.0-rc14. For example, let’s ... [More] have a code like Suricata where a lot of unit tests are implemented. … Continue reading "Set or unset define variables in Coccigrep" [Less]