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That's a perfectly normal thing to do and should work perfectly fine.
Then do that through Bear:
$ bear -- g++-13 -o hello hello.cc
That works fine and generates a compile_commands.json file with a single entry, which contains exactly that one single command line, just as expected.
Then do that with Clang instead:
$ bear -- clang++-17 -o hello hello.cc
That generates a compile_commands.json file with two different entries, one with that one single command line plus one for the underlying execution of the compile step, with a very long arguments list.
This is a problem because that internal command line for the internal compile step can't be executed directly from the command line and trying to use this compilation database with Clang-Tidy will therefore result in a compilation error:
$ clang-tidy-17 -checks='*' hello.cc
[…]
error: error reading 'pic': No such file or directory [clang-diagnostic-error]
That pic comes from the internal command line, which shouldn't have been included in the compile_commands.json file.
This happens both with the Bear 3.1.3 release and with Bear built from source at current HEAD.
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Clang has a "driver" which implements the GCC command line, and it calls itself with the more verbose command line flags. Is this the issue? (It means the second entry is not the linking, but the same compiling pass.)
Create any trivial Hello, World! style program and combine compile & link on the command line like this:
That's a perfectly normal thing to do and should work perfectly fine.
Then do that through Bear:
That works fine and generates a
compile_commands.json
file with a single entry, which contains exactly that one single command line, just as expected.Then do that with Clang instead:
That generates a
compile_commands.json
file with two different entries, one with that one single command line plus one for the underlying execution of the compile step, with a very longarguments
list.This is a problem because that internal command line for the internal compile step can't be executed directly from the command line and trying to use this compilation database with Clang-Tidy will therefore result in a compilation error:
That
pic
comes from the internal command line, which shouldn't have been included in thecompile_commands.json
file.This happens both with the Bear 3.1.3 release and with Bear built from source at current
HEAD
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: