| Error Parser Issue [message #1838976] |
Wed, 10 March 2021 12:34  |
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I'm a little embarrassed that I can't solve my issue.
I've been supporting Eclipse for our software group since Juno.
I've looked through old posts for a possible solution. I thought I had found one, the solution was to change a compiler switch to alter the compiler output message format to a single line.
I've looked through the Green Hills v3.5 compiler manual & didn't find a similar switch. :(
So, I'm left with trying to parse a multi-line message.
16:29:59 **** Incremental Build of configuration Default for project rel ****
"W:\\SoftwareDevTools\\_GenUse\\ghs_cfg.bat" && y:/ghs/ppc35/build.exe vb_io_default.bld vb_io3.bld
Compiling C:\SoftwareDev\FirmDev\emc110\OSS\C-2268-xxxx_wip\ccpid_io3.c because "ccpid_io3.o" doesn't exist
"C:\SoftwareDev\FirmDev\emc110\OSS\C-2268-xxxx_wip\ccpid_io3.c", line 93: error:
expected a ";"
const UINT8 ccpStationId[16] = CCPID_IO3; /* Also serves as version ID */
^
I've tried the regex expressions "\"(.*?)\", line (\\d+):" & "(.*?)", line (\d+): , plus many other variants.
Is there relatively painless way to trace the error parser code to determine what it doesn't like.
Thanks in advance taking the time read this post.
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| Re: Error Parser Issue [message #1838998 is a reply to message #1838979] |
Thu, 11 March 2021 03:00  |
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FWIW: in the editor, \"(.*?)\",\s*line\s(\d+):\s*error:\s*(.+) will match the last two lines.
with $1=file $2=line $3=error
Not sure how the last part stops at a newline.
You may actually need: \"(.*?)\",\s*line\s(\d+):\s*error:\s*(.+?)\n
I think the regex used is from Java.
You may need to precede it with ?s to enable treating multilines as a single line.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#DOTALL
but the one I gave here works in the editor.
You may also have to use double slashes for a single slash but none of the default parsers do.
OTOH, maybe yours failed because of the double slash in line (\\d+):
Also, spaces may be ignored. Use \s instead.
[Updated on: Thu, 11 March 2021 04:16] by Moderator |
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