Static Analysis/Installing the Oink Stack

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This is a kinda rough scratchpad for how to install and use the oink stack on a Linux system to do Static Analysis.

Base system: FC7

Install GCC 3.4

sudo yum install compat-gcc-34
sudo yum install compat-gcc-34-c++

You may want to do a test-build of Mozilla at this point to make sure that it builds and links correctly.

Build and Install MCPP

svn co https://mcpp.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/mcpp/trunk mcpp
cd mcpp
./configure --enable-replace-cpp CC=gcc34 CXX=g++34
make
sudo make install

Get Spidermonkey

System spidermonkey is used by dehydra: 

sudo yum install js-devel

(The corresponding apt-get command had the curious side effect of removing 30 packages from my system, including little things like firefox and gnome-terminal. --jorendorff 13:38, 19 October 2007 (PDT))

Do the oink thing

wget http://people.mozilla.org/~tglek/checkout.sh
sh checkout.sh http://hg.mozilla.org

Now, depending on your version of hg, you may need to manually update the working directory for elsa and elkhound: 

hg -R oink-stack/elkhound update -C tip
hg -R oink-stack/elsa update -C tip
hg -R oink-stack/oink update -C tip

Build it. 

cd oink-stack
./configure
make

Building Mozilla with MCPP

To build Mozilla with MCPP to generate annotated .ii files, use the following configure command: 

ac_cv_visibility_hidden=no CC="gcc34 -save-temps -Wp,-W0,-K" CXX="g++34 -save-temps -Wp,-W0,-K" CPPFLAGS=-DNS_DISABLE_LITERAL_TEMPLATE $srcdir/configure --enable-debug --disable-optimize --disable-accessibility --enable-application=browser --disable-crashreporter

Building will probably require disabling WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS: 

make WARNINGS_AS_ERRORS=
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