Support for cross compiled source code

[Zelnes]

Hello,

I've successfully compiled ccsm, using your script buildit.sh (btw, I had to launch it twice because of python missing, but the git part about clang didn't work the second time because it couldn't pull because the repo was not on a branch), and now I'm trying to use it.

I have set up a clangd with vscode, with the compile_commands.json I have generated, with the corresponding driver (ie --query-driver for clangd) which works well.

With ccsm I can't figure out if I can give such an option, or even being able to get metrics with my cross-compiled sources.
Do you know if cross compilation is supported, and if so how can I set it up, or if it possible to support it one day ?

Thanks for the good work !

[Zelnes]

I tried to understand the code, but I'm not familiar with C++.
Maybe I could modify something, but I don't have any idea where to start.

Could you guide me on some documentation or sources to edit ? Or maybe you know how this could be achieved ?

Thanks in advance 😄

[Zelnes]

Hello,
Happy New Year 🎉

I'm still struggling, I've tried many things but in vain.
Is there a possibility to bind to clangd, to get the AST ? It works fine with my VSCode plugin, so maybe I could do something.

I've used ccsm my_file.cpp, with the correct compile_commands.json, but it doesn't seem to detect the target/sysroot, and fail due to a wrong include. I didn't find a way to give --target nor --sysroot̀ options to ccsm.

Maybe you, or someone, has an idea ? I'm ready to patch the code if necessary

Thanks :)