feat: added flake.nix #107
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Thank for your contribution, could you add a mention in the readme ? please |
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The README should have been updated to have a small reference to the nix flake with a command that allows the user to run funcheck even if the features aren't activated by default. |
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Hey, I just check and the way I got the git commit doesn't work when using funcheck as an external program. I pushed a commit that fixes that and uses an hardcoded version... |
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This MR adds an flake.nix into the repository so it can be used with nix.
currently the flake.nix does patch a supposed bug I encountered, but this does remove some function (the ones in stdio.h).
the version is hardcoded, so it is something to change if ever there is a new release. (though the code is updated)
there is a small update to fetch the library path, where if the macro
ABSOLUTE_LIBRARY_PATHis defined it will return that directly instead of trying to use a relative path