Parse compile_commands.json to verify C/C++ builds with configurable compiler arguments.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: gccdiag Source: https://github.com/IndianBoy42/dot-opencode/tree/main/skills/gccdiag Command: npx skills add https://github.com/IndianBoy42/dot-opencode --skill gccdiag
Quickly validate that C/C++ sources compile with the exact arguments defined in the project's compile_commands.json by sourcing build data from the compilation database discovered in the repo hierarchy.
Run gccdiag on a source file to verify it compiles using the detected compile_commands.json.
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To verify a C++ build using compile_commands.json, the Skill automatically locates and parses the compilation database in your project hierarchy to drive accurate compiler verification with the exact arguments defined for your sources.
Validating C/C++ sources against exact compile commands is done by sourcing build data directly from the compilation database discovered in the repository hierarchy, ensuring reproducible compiler invocations for both local development and CI pipelines.
You can customize compiler arguments by applying configuration keys such as additional_args, default_args, and args_to_ignore through per-project .gccdiag or _gccdiag files, or a global configuration located at $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/gccdiag/.
Yes, compile_commands.json discovery works for parent directories by traversing upward from the current working directory to find and parse the first match, ensuring accurate build verification without requiring the file in your immediate folder.
If a C/C++ source is not compiling with the correct build flags, it may be due to missing or incorrect configuration keys in your .gccdiag file; use additional_args, default_args, and args_to_ignore to tailor the compiler invocation accurately.
Yes, you can use gccdiag for CI pipelines to check C++ builds because it provides reproducible compiler invocations and quick verification of changes against the exact compile commands sourced from the project's compilation database.
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