| CDT error parser doesnŽt understand wrapped messages [message #165702] |
Fri, 10 March 2006 10:07  |
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Originally posted by: stather.external.onespin-solutions.com
I chenged from a managed make project to a standard make project using
make files of my companies.
Now the error messages from cgg are wrapped across several lines, and the
eclipse error parser misparses them, it only displays whatŽs in the first
line (is e.g. "error").
How can this be changed that the error parser handles this? Also, what
could be the cause for this wrapoping (command-line switches for example)?
thanks in advance for your help
Michael Stather
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| Re: CDT error parser doesnŽt understand wrapped messages [message #165718 is a reply to message #165702] |
Fri, 10 March 2006 18:04  |
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Originally posted by: sscout.gmpexpress.net
Michael Stather wrote:
> I chenged from a managed make project to a standard make project using
> make files of my companies.
> Now the error messages from cgg are wrapped across several lines, and
> the eclipse error parser misparses them, it only displays whatŽs in the
> first line (is e.g. "error").
> How can this be changed that the error parser handles this? Also, what
> could be the cause for this wrapoping (command-line switches for example)?
>
> thanks in advance for your help
>
> Michael Stather
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Michael, I've never heard of "cgg" before, but the CDT only comes with
two error parsers by default - one for the gcc toolchain, and one for
the Microsoft Visual C++ toolchain. If you are using a different
compiler/linker, or even an older toolchain, the built-in error parsers
probably can't handle the messages that come from that toolchain, which
means you will have to write your own.
Will someone more knowledgeable about the CDT plug-in system tell us the
extension point Michael needs? I never have found it.
Shawn
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