Where is CPPcheck output going to?
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Where is CPPcheck output going to?
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in previous versions, I remember cppcheck showing it's results in a tab within the bottom area of codelite.
Running it in 9.1.0 (official release, Win7 x64) gives a readout of which files it's checking, but no cppcheck output. Does that mean there's no cppcheck errors, or is it putting the output somewhere else?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
in previous versions, I remember cppcheck showing it's results in a tab within the bottom area of codelite.
Running it in 9.1.0 (official release, Win7 x64) gives a readout of which files it's checking, but no cppcheck output. Does that mean there's no cppcheck errors, or is it putting the output somewhere else?
Thanks in advance,
Matt
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Can confirm CPPCHECK not working.
Tried the cppcheck external gui on the files and it showed up a few warnings, which did not display in Codelite.
Tried the cppcheck external gui on the files and it showed up a few warnings, which did not display in Codelite.
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Looks like a configuration issue
Indeed, the default settings only shows "Checking file..." without any errors (note: CodeLIte displays the output as provided by CppCheck)
If you clear the options as seen in the below screenshot, it works (from the menu: Plugins->CppCheck->Settings) Eran
Indeed, the default settings only shows "Checking file..." without any errors (note: CodeLIte displays the output as provided by CppCheck)
If you clear the options as seen in the below screenshot, it works (from the menu: Plugins->CppCheck->Settings) Eran
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Definitely not showing anything in codelite display, despite clearing those options.eranif wrote:Looks like a configuration issue
Indeed, the default settings only shows "Checking file..." without any errors (note: CodeLIte displays the output as provided by CppCheck)
If you clear the options as seen in the below screenshot, it works (from the menu: Plugins->CppCheck->Settings)
Eran
Perhaps cppcheck module is not same version as sourceforge (v1.72)?
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
CodeLite comes with its own cpp_check
And it works for me... which OS? details will be helpful
Eran
And it works for me... which OS? details will be helpful
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Win7, x64.eranif wrote:CodeLite comes with its own cpp_check
And it works for me... which OS? details will be helpful
Eran
Didn't have a problem with prev versions.
I did notice that originally cppcheck wasn't an active plugin, and I had to activate it.
Other than that not sure what's going on.
I'd uninstall entirely including settings and reinstall from scratch to see if it changes anything, but I'm loathe to redo all my settings -
is there a way to back up all the settings to an external location?
Thanks,
Matt
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Can you post a screenshot of your output pane in CodeLite?
Do you have the 'CppCheck' tab there?
Eran
Do you have the 'CppCheck' tab there?
Eran
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
No Cppcheck tab,eranif wrote:Can you post a screenshot of your output pane in CodeLite?
Do you have the 'CppCheck' tab there?
Eran
screenshot below:
Sorry for the long delay.
This is with latest weekly build.
Same platform.
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
First, enable the captions:
Settings->Preferences->Windows and Tabs->Hide docking windows captions
Next, click on the 3 dots button on the right side of the "Output Pane" and select the "CPP check" tab
Eran
Settings->Preferences->Windows and Tabs->Hide docking windows captions
Next, click on the 3 dots button on the right side of the "Output Pane" and select the "CPP check" tab
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Re: Where is CPPcheck output going to?
Yup, that did it-eranif wrote:First, enable the captions:
Settings->Preferences->Windows and Tabs->Hide docking windows captions
Next, click on the 3 dots button on the right side of the "Output Pane" and select the "CPP check" tab
Eran
I think that option should be unticked by default, if it's not already (hide docking).
Thanks!