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rems-project/cerberus#43acbe7 added support for expression statements, meaning that (the erroneously named) array_crash_2.c now passes the parsing by Cerberus. Hence this commit deletes it; it will be re-added in a later commit once the CN commit which bumps the Cerberus version past the above commit is merged in. I also changed the CI file a bit to align with the one in the CN repo because the old one was mysteriously failing but the one in the CN repo seems to work.
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I've decided to not re-add this in a follow-up commit because the feature it tests is GCC expression statements and it is non-standard (and likely covered by new Cerberus tests): rems-project/cerberus@43acbe7 |
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rems-project/cerberus@43acbe7 added support for expression statements, meaning that (the erroneously named) array_crash_2.c now passes the parsing by Cerberus. Hence this commit deletes it; it will be re-added in a later commit once the CN commit which bumps the Cerberus version past the above commit is merged in.