Cygwin Error/warning in codelite

[eranif]

is the rev 2060 include the modification?? Because it does't seem to work

No, it is included from revision 2095. here is the change log from SVN

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r2095 | eranif | 2008-09-08 21:42:43 +0300 (Mon, 08 Sep 2008) | 2 lines
- Fixed: Build output will print the project being built even when in custom build, this fixes an issue when setting a custom compiler + custom makefile causes codelite to dont use the custom compiler regexes for parsing the output
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It will soon be released, just making sure the massive changes I have done to the build system (not related to the above quoted change ) are stable

Eran

[gerardpuducul]

hy eran,

i have tested with the reviion 2128.

The highlight working good ( so codelite recogize the compiler error syntax) but when i click on the error nothing happens!

Maybe it is due to the relative path in the error message! Do you manage relative path?

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Building: 
make
----------Building project:[ SW - SWIFTMM_THSYS ]----------
tcc -li -apcs /inter  -g -I../../source -I../../../lib/source -I../../../../SWIFT_MM_HAL/test/lib/source -I../../../../SWIFT_MM_HAL/hal/include -I../../../../SWIFT_MM_HAL/hal/include -I../../source/ft -DNEMO_1 -DRF_U3588_NEMO -DPNX5220_3 -DHAL_DTM -DDEBUG -UNEW_RFC_MODE -DHAL_MONITORING_WITH_FAGC_NOT_USED -DHAL_BOEN_START_DELAY -DBURST_RES_TEST -UHAL_GMSK0_MODULATOR_USED -UDSP_CLOCK_78 -DDSP_CLOCK_104 -UDSP_CLOCK_117 -DTEST_HR_FILTER -DBOOT_ON_DEFENSE -UFT_TEST_PACCH -UTEST_FINT0_CHECK -DHAL_USE_PREDEFINE_TABLE_RF -DJOSE -DINLINE -USYSOL_SWIFTMM -DPNX5220_3 -DSWIFT_MM -DDTM   -c -o ft.o ../../source/ft/ft.c
"..\..\source\ft\ft.c", line 216: Error: C2456E: undeclared name, inventing 'extern int dfsd'
"..\..\source\ft\ft.c", line 218: Warning: C2917W: no side effect in void context: 'dfsd'
"..\..\source\ft\ft.c", line 218: Serious error: C2284E: expected ';' after command - inserted before 'HAL_GPIO_Set'
..\..\source\ft\ft.c: 1 warning, 1 error, 1 serious error
make: *** [ft.o] Error 1
2 errors, 0 warnings, total time: 00:00:01 seconds
----------Build Ended----------

[eranif]

Maybe it is due to the relative path in the error message!

Possible

Do you manage relative path?

Yes, I am. The problem can be:
Maybe your makefile changes directory? so the relative path is relative to the makefile working directory and not to the codelite project?

Do u get any errors in the 'Trace' tab?

Eran

[gerardpuducul]

Maybe your makefile changes directory? so the relative path is relative to the makefile working directory and not to the codelite project?

You are true!My makefile change directory and the relative path is relative to the makefile . Could you do something for this?

Do u get any errors in the 'Trace' tab?

So of course i have an error saying file not exist!!!

[eranif]

You are true!My makefile change directory and the relative path is relative to the makefile

Figures...

Could you do something for this?

Actually, I can do this:

I can make codelite "guess' - if the file (as it appears in the error line) does not exist, I can try and use the file name only:
if ../../../somfile.cpp fails to open, I can ask codelite to get me a list of file which matches: 'somefile.cpp' without the path.
If only one match: codelite will open this file, otherwise, a user will be prompted for the correct file

What do you think?

Eran

[gerardpuducul]

Yes this will be a solution!

But why you don't start from the makefile directory to find the correct file! It seems to me more easy and firendly no?

[eranif]

But why you don't start from the makefile directory to find the correct file! It seems to me more easy and firendly no?

Since that the makefile does not really tells me when it changes directory ...

I know it prints: Entering directory ...

But this it only for makefile, what if user chooses to user other custom build ? like 'Ant' or whatever?

My solution is generic, and in my opinion, if you don't have much duplicate files in the workspace, this should not be a problem.
Eran

[eranif]

Can u print here the exact error you get in the 'Trace' tab?

Thanks,
Eran

[gerardpuducul]

Here it is, not very fun!!

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17:23:59: File: "..\..\source\ft\ft.c" does not exist!

[eranif]

Hi,

Looking at my code, reveals that my suggestion is already been implemented (that is, try the file name without any path if all fails).

This is why I asked you you to paste the error from the 'Trace' tab - and by looking at what you have pasted, it made me wonder: where did the string quotations marks came from? they should have been stripped!

So, I would like to change another thing, change the regex patterns to be:

Error pattern:

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("?)([a-zA-Z\\\.0-9 _/\:\+\-]+)("?)(, line )([0-9]+)((: Error:)|(: Serious error:))

File Index: 2
LIne Index: 5

Warning pattern:

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("?)([a-zA-Z\\\.0-9 _/\:\+\-]+)("?)(, line )([0-9]+)(: Warning)

File Index: 2
LIne Index: 5

This should remove the quotations mark from the file name.

Does it help?

Eran