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Squash is a [http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/roadmap/archives/2006/11/oinkbased_patch_generation.html patch generation] tool to assist with [[Gecko:DeCOMtamination]]. | Squash is a [http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/roadmap/archives/2006/11/oinkbased_patch_generation.html patch generation] tool to assist with [[Gecko:DeCOMtamination]]. | ||
This [http://blog.mozilla.com/tglek/2007/01/03/squashed-and-compiled blog post] describes how to use squash. | This [http://blog.mozilla.com/tglek/2007/01/03/squashed-and-compiled blog post] describes how to use squash. | ||
== Squash: refactoring tool == | |||
* Quickly produce large refactoring patches | |||
* Automate parts of deCOMtamination: class squashing & out-param rewriting (in the near future) | |||
* Helps replace deprecated APIs at call-sites & function renaming | |||
* Could be integrated into any editor to do eclipse-style refactoring. | |||
* Has a web frontend. | |||
* Since the squash isn't tied to an IDE, it should evolve quicker. If you discover a boring rewrite task that could be implement as an algorithm - it maybe easier to extend squash than to perform it by hand. | |||
* '''FIXME''': CPP causes blind-spots in the code. | |||
* '''FIXME''': Lack of precise source locations in parts of the AST. | |||
* '''TODO''': Add Objective C++ support for OSX issues like [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163260 Exception Checking] | |||
Latest revision as of 19:04, 18 June 2007
Squash is a patch generation tool to assist with Gecko:DeCOMtamination. This blog post describes how to use squash.
Squash: refactoring tool
- Quickly produce large refactoring patches
- Automate parts of deCOMtamination: class squashing & out-param rewriting (in the near future)
- Helps replace deprecated APIs at call-sites & function renaming
- Could be integrated into any editor to do eclipse-style refactoring.
- Has a web frontend.
- Since the squash isn't tied to an IDE, it should evolve quicker. If you discover a boring rewrite task that could be implement as an algorithm - it maybe easier to extend squash than to perform it by hand.
- FIXME: CPP causes blind-spots in the code.
- FIXME: Lack of precise source locations in parts of the AST.
- TODO: Add Objective C++ support for OSX issues like Exception Checking