What clad says

Every message clad emits, as it is worded. A placeholder like %0 is filled in where the message is emitted: a name from the code, or one of the constructs in What the analyses look for.

remark_construct_cost

Remark: %0

remark_construct_cost_for

Remark: ‘%0’: %1

note_construct_miss

Note: %0

note_construct_fix

Note: to avoid this, make it %0 (CLAD%1)

note_analysis_off

Note: the %0 analysis is off (-fdisable-analysis=%0)

remark_value_kept

Remark: clad keeps this value for the reverse sweep

note_tbr_could_not_prove

Note: to-be-recorded analysis could not show it unused

note_tbr_disabled

Note: to-be-recorded analysis is disabled

note_derivative_requested

Note: in the derivative of ‘%0’ requested here

note_kept_value_is

Note: the value kept is the one this expression had