rose-docker-build-skillBuild the ROSE compiler in a Docker container using autotools or CMake. Use when setting up ROSE development environment, building ROSE from source, or troubleshooting ROSE build issues. ROSE requires GCC 7-10 which most modern hosts don't have, so Docker is the recommended approach.
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Potentially destructive shell commands in tool definitions
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https://apt.kitware.com/keys/kitware-archive-latest.ascAI Analysis
The skill provides legitimate Docker build instructions for the ROSE compiler and does not contain hidden credential harvesting, data exfiltration, or intent-override mechanisms. The flagged signals are standard for build automation (cleaning directories) and adding a trusted third-party repository (Kitware for CMake), which aligns with the skill's stated purpose.
Audited Apr 17, 2026 · audit v1.0
Generated Mar 21, 2026
University researchers use this skill to build ROSE for analyzing and transforming C/C++ code in projects like program analysis, optimization, or security tools. Docker ensures a consistent GCC 7-10 environment, avoiding compatibility issues on modern systems with newer GCC versions.
Development teams in enterprises employ this skill to integrate ROSE into CI/CD pipelines for automated source-to-source translation of legacy C/C++ codebases. Docker containers provide reproducible builds, enabling scalable testing and deployment across different host environments.
Security analysts and tool developers use ROSE built via Docker to create custom static analysis tools for detecting vulnerabilities in C/C++ applications. The isolated container environment simplifies dependency management and ensures tool reliability across team members.
HPC engineers leverage this skill to build ROSE for optimizing scientific computing code by applying transformations like parallelization or memory management improvements. Docker facilitates quick setup and testing on cluster nodes without system-wide GCC conflicts.
Offer specialized consulting to help organizations integrate ROSE into their development workflows, providing Docker-based setup, customization, and training. Revenue is generated through project-based fees and ongoing support contracts.
Develop a cloud-based service that uses ROSE for automated code analysis and transformation, leveraging Docker containers for scalable, on-demand processing. Revenue comes from subscription tiers based on usage volume and features.
Provide online courses and certifications on using ROSE with Docker for compiler development and code analysis. Revenue is generated from course enrollment fees, certification exams, and corporate training packages.
💬 Integration Tip
Ensure Docker is installed and configured with sufficient resources; use the provided Dockerfiles to avoid GCC version conflicts and speed up initial setup.
Scored Apr 18, 2026
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