FixMorph
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FixMorph is a morphing tool for C source codes which supports automated code-transfer
Hi all, It seems like FixMorph relies on a few compiled binaries which are currently being stored in this repository as artifacts. I'd like to go through and Dockerize these...
Hi all, I'm facing a strange issue where the generated patch is created exactly how I'd expect it to. The issue is that there will usually be an accompanying unmatched...
Hello, I recently ran into an error generating a patch for a repository where changes were made to both header and implementation files. It seems like the error is rooted...
run `python3.7 driver.py --data=main-data.json --only-setup --bug-id=110`,has error,use docker container from dockerhub ``` [DRIVER] Running experiment driver [DRIVER] Reading configuration values [DRIVER] Loading experiment data Experiment-110 ----------------------------- [META-DATA] Pa: d644cca50f366cd109845ae92e37c09ed79adf81 [META-DATA]...
:thinking: Would you like to [fix an example for unified diffs according to a commit review](https://github.com/rshariffdeen/FixMorph/commit/db1171244fa133f92b9a1274749a2e4368e18402#diff-b335630551682c19a781afebcf4d07bf978fb1f8ac04c6bf87428ed5106870f5R98 "Update docs/helpers for unified format")?
I have noticed that [plus operators were specified between string literals of Python source code](https://github.com/rshariffdeen/FixMorph/blob/db1171244fa133f92b9a1274749a2e4368e18402/app/tools/emitter.py#L185 "Update candidate"). I find such specifications unnecessary because [the programming language “Python” supports such concatenation...