salmagundi

A tool to rewrite data type definitions to rearrange in-memory layout. Very work-in-progress!

How to build and run from source

Ensure that Rust nightly is installed; the simplest way to do so is with rustup.

From the main project folder, use the command cargo run -- [ARGS] or cargo run --release -- [ARGS] to build and run the executable in one step (in debug mode or release mode, respectively), where [ARGS] is the arguments to pass to salmagundi. The flag --help will display the available usage patterns of salmagundi. For now, dont attempt to run the binary directly; you may get linker issues that way (see #1).

Usage

The only positional argument is a file name to read (or - for standard in, which is the default). The -o flag takes a single argument that’s a file name to write (or - for standard out, which is the default). Other flags, and their aliases, can be seen with --help, whose output is reproduced below (as of commit aeceacb).

salmagundi 0.1.0
Alexander Ronald Altman <[email protected]>
Rewrites data type definitions to rearrange in-memory layout.

USAGE:
    salmagundi [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [IN_FILE]

FLAGS:
    -h, --help           Prints help information
    -P, --passthrough    Pass the input through unrandomized.
    -R, --print-seed     Print the seed used for randomization to standard
                         error.
    -V, --version        Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -e, --exclude <IDENTIFIER>...
            Type path(s) to exclude in the randomization even if they would
            otherwise be excluded; takes precedence over the explicit "include"
            option; accepts extended regular expressions with unicode support.
    -i, --include <IDENTIFIER>...
            Type path(s) to include in the randomization even if they would
            implicitly be excluded; takes precedence over any implicit
            exclusions, but not over the explicit "exclude" option; accepts
            extended regular expressions with unicode support.
    -L, --language <LANGUAGE>
            Source language of the code to transform. [default: default]

    -o, --out <OUT_FILE>
            A path to the file to write to; if not present or "-", use standard
            output.
    -S, --seed <SEED>
            Numeric seed to use for reproducible randomization.


ARGS:
    <IN_FILE>    A path to the file to read from; if not present or "-",
                 use standard input.

License

salmagundi is licensed under the terms of the MIT License or the Apache License 2.0, at your choosing.