To get started, install poetry and run poetry install.
You'll also need to run git submodule update --init --recursive if submodule downloads aren't configured on by default.
To set up precommit hooks, run pre-commit install.
You can run poetry shell to activate the virtualenv for development (and can leave off the poetry run part of commands).
To see the list of available commands, run poetry run rt_preproc list
Examples:
poetry run rt_preproc patch ./tests/c/foo/foo.cpoetry run rt_preproc graphviz ./tests/c/foo/foo.cpoetry run pytestfor running tests
I'd recommend setting your CC environment variable to tcc for running tests since we want to compile C files quickly.