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Source location filter not used by pc lint parser

Steven Dumoulin — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 15:25:20 -0000

Great plugin but :)
I use the dialogs from eclipse (see dialog pic attached) to specify the source loaction but I also use the filter option to exclude files.
The filter is not used by the parser. :( Correct?

cppchecker not found in builders list (SVN)

Anonymous — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 14:47:30 -0000

my current project is a svn project converted to C project. When I'm going to project->properties->Builders I can't find any cppchecker builder.

Eclipsse: 3.5.2
CppChecker: 0.9.9.5 / 0.9.9.6

Excluded files from CDT are not excluded

Ronald — Fri, 07 May 2010 13:57:24 -0000

First of all, great plug-in!

Using CppChecker version 0.9.7.5

Problem description:
I'm using "Sourcery G++" from CodeSourcery which is based on the Eclipse Platform v3.5.0 and CDT v6.0.0. I'd like to use your plug-in but unfortunately the files excluded from the build are not excluded by the CppChecker. I'm not sure the cause of the problem is the combination of Sourcery G++ and CppChecker, but I also tried CppChecker with the new Xilinx SDK v12.1 which is also based on Eclipse with the same result; excluded files are parsed by CppChecker. I've tried to check and unckeck the "Excluded files from CDT" option without success.
I'm using linked resources in my project, but this doesn't seems to be the problem because I've tried the same source-files as non-linked-resource without success.
I hope you know what I can do to make this work and if you need any more information or whatever just let me know.

Thanks in advance,

Ronald

Eclispe 3.5 Galileo

Anonymous — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:29:25 -0000

Does CPPChecker supports the Eclipse Galileo version? Installtation was possible, but if i trie to make a change in the CPPChecker settings Eclispe stops working.

Spaces in Filename Path

Anonymous — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 13:54:16 -0000

CppChecker does not appear to check for spaces in the path for file names it receives from Eclipse. Thus if there is a space in the path of the file name it will not properly process the file. The following is from the Console window:

executing: C:\LINT\LINT-NT.EXE D:\in_process\Code Rewrite\Draft Code\ProjectRewrite\options315.lnt keyledmap.c in D:\in_process\Code Rewrite\Draft Code\ProjectRewrite
>> Error 305: Unable to open module 'D:\in_process\Code'

"Excluded files from CDT" does not work

Anonymous — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 06:46:44 -0000

When I check the checkbox for "Excluded files from CDT" under General in the project settings, this is not working. The excluded files or directories are always included. This makes working with the gcc parser impossible.

lint error marker doesn't jump to Headerfile lineHeaderfile

daniel - — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 17:46:07 -0000

Several error messages are shown in the C file which includes a header file.
The header file contains an "error" as it is uses not MISRA compliant datatypes.
The double click onto Error message in "Problems" always jumps to the code line "include "TheBadHeader.h" "
although the lint message already says "error in

error in included file TheBadHeader.h(105): Error 46: .....

Shoudln't the doubleclick jump into the header file instead of jumping to the "include" directive?

Write Permissions for Generated Doxygen Options File

Anonymous — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:32:55 -0000

For what ever reason my eclipse installation with the CppChecker plug-in fails to create the doxygen options file in the project directory, so doxygen is not even get called.

Btw. it was working a time ago before i messed up my Eclipse and installed a new one. System is WinXP SP3.

However eclipse has no problems to generate this options file in a temp directory. A possible solution is attached in a diff text file.

After update CPPChecker doesn't seem to do anything anymore

Anonymous — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 11:09:16 -0000

I upgraded to the latest version, and after the update noticed that I wasn't getting any error messages until I actually did a build (and then wthey weren't from CPPChecker)

It _is_ still enabled, but I can't see any sign that it is running. I don't have doxygen installed so if I turned it on (back when cpp checker was working) I got a bunch of errors about that. Now when I turn cppchecker on I don't get any new messages

I have tried reverting my configuration but it doesn't fix the problem. I have also tried uninstalling and reinstalling cppchecker but that doesn't seem to have helped either.

Is there anyway I can get back to 'blank' config so I can start again? I really like and want to use it!