Parsing Lint Errors in Eclipse -


Some time ago I wrote a blog, now I would like to parsing the error to work in the end so that I can click Lint information / warning / error line and it jumps to that place in code. There are some standard approaches, but I can not get them to work. I am open to a general answer or to a specific answer for one of the questions given below.

  1. Using a Mayfile instead of an external device I used Managed Build but I have got closer and now in the construction of my management, I have a configuration that is not a build instead of build. Try running print the only problem is that it keeps adding some command "-k" option in Eclipse, which fails due to lint. Does anyone know how to keep Eclipse from adding that option? (If I remove it, then it just comes back). Screen shot showing an option

  2. Another way to open a console Parsing the output in the window is called the error link that looks correct. Unfortunately, I can not either construct a consistent regular expression or I'm not configuring the tool to run properly for the lint. Rather, the rare instructions say that adding XE to the XML file. I found the XML file and

    & lt; Console line track class = "net.sourceforge.sunshade.errorlink.RegexpLineTracker" process type = "lint-nt" id = "regexpLineTracker" & gt; & lt; / ConsoleLineTracker & gt;

    Then I tried a simple regex (someFileName`.cpp), where I made sure that someFileName.cpp is shown in the result, but no links are generated I can not tell if the error link plug-in actually ran, but I'm guessing that it was not. So has he ever used this plug-in? Any sign on how to work with lint?

    1. Go to the Behavior tab, uncheck "Clear", your lint Add option to (solve this problem for me)

    2. Go to:
      Menu Bar: Window | Preferences / Navigation Tree: C / C ++ | Select the Create tab: "Error parser"

      Click "Add" to the right of the parser list, and name it like "My Funky PClint Regx" and select it

      Click

      For example a complete list

      • Seriousness: info in the "Error Parse option" box "Add"
      • Pattern: (. ) ([0-9] ): Error - & gt; Information:. $ 1
      • Line: $ 2
      • Description: $ 3

        And - Seriousness: Warning - Pattern: (. ) [0-9] ): Error - & gt; Warning (. *) - File: $ 1 - Row: $ 2 - Description: $ 3

        Alert and information are very sieve any tweaking regex is welcome.

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