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Re: [cdt-dev] Status after a build
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There are several aspects of this issue.
1) Indeed you can check error markers for project. The only thing to be
taken in account is that you should synchronize marker generation and
checking. I guess that these could be different threads and you can
check before markers are generated. Look at ErrorParserManager in order
to understand that. Anyway, we use this method as the last option.
2) More reasonable for me is to modify interface of the build
invocation. You can use one of project.build() parameters (Map) to path
MultyStatus object, then set it in your builder (result of build can be
validated using reportProblems() or hasErrors() from ErrorParsrManager)
and then analyze this status on the calling side after project.build
returns back. Neither MBS builder, nor Regular Make builder do it, I guess.
3) I think in implementation of reportProblems there is an error: It
reports error status only if severity code is SEVERITY_ERROR_BUILD. It
is not always the case , sometimes compiler can not generate
resource-connected errors (for example, if wrong command line parameter
was used), and make errors has a SEVERYTY_ERROR_RESOURCE severity and
then function returns no errors instead of there are make errors. I did
not investigate the case when internal MBS builder is used.
I'd be glad if this information will be helpful.
Alex
Wieant Nielander wrote:
I want to check the status after a build to see if everything went OK and if
a binary file was created. I call build with either;
ResourcesPlugin.getWorkspace().build(IncrementalProjectBuilder.INCREMENTAL_BUILD,
monitor);
or
project.build(IncrementalProjectBuilder.INCREMENTAL_BUILD, monitor);.
Does someone got any ideas or can direct me to any guides?
(btw, build(...) is returning void so I can't just check a report from that
function.)
Perhaps you can check for C/C++ error markers for the given project,
and if at least one exists presume the binary to be invalid (and to be
safe check for the binary itselve to exist)?
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