Very early prototype of a tool to work with a corpus of go code like rsc's.
In its current form, it runs a command for every path in the corpus that looks like it has buildable go code in it. The results are stored in a sqlite3 database for analysis.
The command is given the current environment, replacing GOPATH with that specified with -path (defaults to current directory). This means you do not have to change your GOPATH to use go tools (e.g., go vet) in the corpus.
Results include the import path, error message (if any), and combined output of the command.
Usage: corpus [flags] <command>
-o string
filename of sqlite3 db to store results it; it will be deleted before results are added (default "results.db")
-path string
root of corpus (similar to GOPATH) (default ".")
$ wget https://storage.googleapis.com/go-corpus/go-corpus-0.01.tar.gz
$ tar -xvzf go-corpus-0.01.tar.gz
$ cd go-corpus-0.01
$ corpus -o vet.db go vetThe results are in vet.db and can be accessed using the sqlite3 tool.