Compiler error pattern and linker error pattern seems to share the same settings:
So some linker errors were not catched by default pattern.
I have added this pattern :
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^([^ ][a-zA-Z:]{0,2}[ a-zA-Z\\.0-9_/\\+\\-]+) *(:)([0-9]+)(:) undefined reference to .*
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linker error pattern for g++
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Re: linker error pattern for g++
Actually the "errors" in the "error patterns" only indicates the colour nothing moreJarod42 wrote:Compiler error pattern and linker error pattern seems to share the same settings:
So, should I add those to the 'error patterns' of gcc/g++ compilers?Jarod42 wrote:^([^ ][a-zA-Z:]{0,2}[ a-zA-Z\\.0-9_/\\+\\-]+) *(:)([0-9]+)(:) undefined reference to .*
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Re: linker error pattern for g++
And the "visibility" in the error panel (and the possibility to go to the problematic line)eranif wrote:Actually the "errors" in the "error patterns" only indicates the colour nothing moreJarod42 wrote:Compiler error pattern and linker error pattern seems to share the same settings:
I add it here to share it and so yes, you can add in the error patterns of gcc/g++ compilers if it is ok for you.eranif wrote:So, should I add those to the 'error patterns' of gcc/g++ compilers?Jarod42 wrote:^([^ ][a-zA-Z:]{0,2}[ a-zA-Z\\.0-9_/\\+\\-]+) *(:)([0-9]+)(:) undefined reference to .*
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