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Re: AW: [cdt-dev] problem to add an error parser to a toolchain
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>
> Hi,
>
> >
> > Wich version of CDT please?
> >
> Sorry -- I'm using version 2.1
>
Ok, try with the Standard Make project, and enable
your NewErrorParser in the Property of the project(or with
the wizard during creation). It looks like your NewErrorParser
was not register in the ErrorParserManager by the builder.
By default, your new parser is probably disable.
This should rule out an error in the ErrorParserManager class.
Meaning the ErrorParserManager is instanciated by the Builder
with a list of parser ids(the parsers are enable/disable usually
in the UI property).
Maybe a PR to track this down ?
> >> I have build an error parser for the IAR compiler based on the
> >> GCCErrorParser. If the new parser (IARErrorParser) is at the same =
> place
> >> as the other error parsers
> >> =
> (org.eclipse.cdt.core->src-cdtcore->org.eclipse.cdt.internal.errorparsers=
>
> >> ) it works fine. To include the parser to my toolchain, I copied the
> >> file as 'NewErrorParser' to the project of the toolchain
> >> (com.elster.toolchain->src->com.eltster.toolchain.parsers) and added =
> the
> >> extension point to the main project:
> >>=20
> >> <extension
> >> id=3D"NewErrorParser"
> >> name=3D"new Error Parser"
> >> point=3D"org.eclipse.cdt.core.ErrorParser">
> >> <errorparser
> >> class=3D"com.elster.toolchain.NewErrorParser">
> >> </errorparser>
> >> </extension>
> >>=20
> >> To solve this problem I activated IARErrorParser and NewErrorParser =
> and
> >> set a breakpoint in ErrorParserManager to check the value of =
> ParserIDs:
> >>=20
> >> - ParserIDs =3D String[2]
> >> + [0]=3D"com.elster.toolchain.NewErrorParser"
> >> + [1]=3D"org.eclipse.cdt.core.IARErrorParser"
> >>=20
> >>=20
> >> After the line
> >>=20
> >> IErrorParser[] parsers =3D =
> (IErrorParser[])fErrorParsers.get(parserIDs[i]);
> >>=20
> >> with i =3D 0, parsers.length is 0, so the NewErrorParser wasn't =
> called.
> >>=20
> >> Can someone give me a hint to solve this problem? Maybe it is an java =
>
> >> specific problem and I am a beginner in this language. To take a =
> closer=20
> >> look to fErrorParsers.get() my system is looking for the sources of=20
> >> rt.jar which are not available.
>
> Best regards,
> Ralf Ebert
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