Add GitHub CI, remove broken Travis one#63
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wwylele merged 2 commits intowwylele:masterfrom Aug 6, 2025
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It's not supported by Clang
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It looks like github doesn't run the test until this is merged, so I'll say this looks about right and merge it first One thing that we lost from Travis is that there is a huge test set for almost every Teak instructions (that's what |
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Amending my previous comment: it looks like the test case file is still valid here https://github.com/wwylele/teakra/blob/705c0b342b79a94eeabf9b2f39e042f672bd628b/src/test_verifier/CMakeLists.txt#L21C8-L21C66 (and I just downloaded a copy myself) so we don't need to generate it from 3DS again |
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Since a commit recently broke tests, I thought it'd be useful to resurrect CI :)
I also had to stop passing -Wmaybe-unitialized unconditionally, as macOS' Xcode uses Clang.