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Home/Discussion Forum Codewright Error Parser Next Thread | Thread List | codewright 7.5 user guide Previous Thread Start a Thread | Settings Details Message Read-Only AuthorAlan Guess Posted15-Aug-2007 19:01 GMT ToolsetARM codewright manual Codewright Error Parser Alan Guess Anyone have a reg exp for the Codewright 6.0 perror parser for v 3.0 ARM compiler. Output is of the following
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"c:\filename", line 386: Warning: #1215-D: #warning directive: "correct bitfield order " thanks Read-Only AuthorChristian Grobe Posted17-Aug-2007 13:23 GMT ToolsetARM RE: Codewright Error Parser Christian Grobe I tried ^"(.*)", line ([0-9]*): (.*)$ in Codewright 7.5 and it seems to work. Read-Only AuthorAlan Guess Posted21-Aug-2007 19:40 GMT ToolsetARM RE: Codewright Error Parser Alan Guess
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tested with codewright help find and it's correct.I wonder that the
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new parser doesn`t appear in the "ErrorParser selectbox". If i codewright ide just write it down, I get the message: "End of parser listencountered" afer compiling.I think that the http://www.keil.com/forum/10446 new parser is not used by codewright.The definition also doesn't appear in any ini-File.In the project file i see the following entry:TagSetCmd='${HOME}${WTAGS} -oc -d -t${TAGFILE}.tag-p${TAGFILE}.ptg',0x8000060BrowseSetFile='C:\Mapped-D\EW\CW32\tagfile.ptg'TagSetFile='C:\Mapped-D\EW\CW32\tagfile.tag'CompilerAddCmdEx='Keil Compiler forARM','',1073741824,'',1073741824,'${FTEE} make.bat',144,'${FTEE}make.bat',0,'${FTEE} make.bat',144,'${FTEE}make.bat',0,'',2,'',0,'_KeilArm','_KeilArm','_GNUErrorInfo','%x%y.err','%x'CompilerAddResponse='Keil Compiler for ARM',CompilerAddCmdEx='$_cw_proj_hash_$','',1073741824,'',0,'${FTEE}make.bat',176,'${FTEE} make.bat',176,'${FTEE} http://borland.public.codewright.narkive.com/XsXh9NwS/can-t-use-custom-error-parser make.bat',176,'${FTEE}make.bat',176,'',0,'',0,'_KeilArm','_KeilArm','_KeilArm','d:\projekte\Arm\blinky\proj.err','%x'CompilerAddResponse='$_cw_proj_hash_$',CompilerAssign='Keil Compiler for ARM','.c'By the way what is $_cw_proj_hash_$?Unfortunately I'm not yet fimilar with CW-API.Thanks for help.Uli--uhansen------------------------------------------------------------------------Posted via http://www.codecomments.com------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thom Little 2005-04-18 20:56:22 UTC PermalinkRaw Message It took me a while to recall the "lunacy" surrounding this problem ...forwarding from an old post.I can't say if any of the links or passwords still work.Note that steps 2, 3, and 4 are doing what you want.My guess is that you may be overlooking the name in the list of errorparsers. This one is vivid in my memory for its obscurity.----------------------------On Fri, 26 Dec 2003 16:45:41 -0500,"Thom Little" <***@tlanet.net> wrote:tlaSolutionExport
the error.An example of an error is as follows::FE:C:\Projects\HII\Software\pack.c:186: pack_mampsec_dch undefined, int typeassumedI have the custom regular expression^:[A-Za-z]+:([a-zA-Z]:.*\.[a-zA-Z]+):([0-9]+): (.*)$Nothing happens when I double click on my output window. http://borland.public.codewright.narkive.com/PJZ7CSB0/help-in-custom-error-parsers Thom Little 2003-12-04 00:22:11 UTC PermalinkRaw Message It sounds like you don't have an error parser (or the correct error parser)associated. It is set inProject | Properties | ErrorsAt a minimum ...Error Filename and Error Parser 1 need to be set appropriately. You mayneed multiple error parsers.---- Thom Little -- www.tlaNET.net -- Thom Little Associates, Ltd.--Post by Anil ParyaniAny help would be user guide appreciated. I want to double click on my output error windowand go straight to the error.:FE:C:\Projects\HII\Software\pack.c:186: pack_mampsec_dch undefined, inttypePost by Anil ParyaniassumedI have the custom regular expression^:[A-Za-z]+:([a-zA-Z]:.*\.[a-zA-Z]+):([0-9]+): (.*)$Nothing happens when I double click on my output window. Anil Paryani 2003-12-08 19:37:56 UTC PermalinkRaw Message I have doubled check that I have the correct error file associated. My errorfile is currently being dumped to codewright error parser the output window. I am wondering if mycustome error parser is wrong.Any regular expression experts out there who can verify tif I am using thecorrect custom parser for my error line^:[A-Za-z]+:([a-zA-Z]:.*\.[a-zA-Z]+):([0-9]+): (.*)$:FE:C:\Projects\HII\Software\serial.c:710: Lvalue requiredPost by Thom LittleIt sounds like you don't have an error parser (or the correct error parser)associated. It is set inProject | Properties | ErrorsAt a minimum ...Error Filename and Error Parser 1 need to be set appropriately. You mayneed multiple error parsers. Thom Little 2003-12-08 20:22:11 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Are they assigned to Groups 1, 2, and 3 in that order?Using a replace against your sample string...:FE:C:\Projects\HII\Software\serial.c:710: Lvalue requiredchanging ...^:[A-Za-z]+:([A-Za-z]:.*\.[a-zA-Z]+):([0-9]+): (.*)$to...1=\1 2=\2 3=\3verifies that the string is parsedIs there some reason you don't just set one of the existing C error parsersfrom the drop-down list?---- Thom Little -- www.tlaNET.net -- Thom Little Associates, Ltd.--Post by Anil ParyaniI have doubled check that I have the correct error file associated. My errorfile is currently being dumped to the output window. I am wondering if mycustome error parser is wrong.Any regular expression experts out there who can verify tif I am using thecorrect custom parser