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Hi,
How to write a make file with splint ,in a way that it should not stop compiling when there are errors in .c files.
for example I have 3 files x.c , y.c and z.c in my make. I am making these files with splint in my make file. As I make, splint is returnning only x.c file warnnings and not proceding with y.c and z.c.
Please some one tell me how can i make splint to continue checking with all the files even there are warnnings in intermediate files.
I want log for all the .c files in my make file.
????
you WANT it to keep trying to run even WITH a fetal error
why not set the warning level
-01 , -02 , -03 , -04, ...
Hi John,
There are no errors in the code. Only warnnings.If I compile with gcc all the files are getting compiled.When I use SPLINT,it is giving warnnings for only the first file.What I want is: Splint should not stop with first file.It should proceed and should give warnnings for all the files.
Q: Could you please post a bit of your makefile?
Please be sure to include any pertinent variables you might be setting (for example, optimization level, or command-line options).
Q: Could you please post a bit of your makefile?
Please be sure to include any pertinent variables you might be setting (for example, optimization level, or command-line options).
This is how I am doing. If I comment last 4 lines i.e, splint part its compiling fine. If i uncomment them (splint part) splint is giving only warnning of the first file in Make hierarchy. Its returnning like " Finished checking --- 12 code warnnings." and Error 1. Its stopping with the first file.
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