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Hi,
I am using splint to compile my project.Splint is returnning once it finds errors in my first file.My make file has ten files,how can i get total log of ten files even there is an error in first file. I mean ,splint should not stop checking even if it finds error in first file.Pls some one help me
Hi,
I am using splint to compile my project.Splint is returnning once it finds errors in my first file.My make file has ten files,how can i get total log of ten files even there is an error in first file. I mean ,splint should not stop checking even if it finds error in first file.Pls some one help me
Maybe, the -k (keep-going even if errors occured) option is helpful? You could then specifically enable this keep-going setting for your splint run only by
Maybe, the -k (keep-going even if errors occured) option is helpful? You could then specifically enable this keep-going setting for your splint run only by
Code:
make -k splint
Andi
Thanks for ur reply, but its not working boss.Is there any other solution.......pls post.
In my make file...i have set of c files.As i comment splint stuff it is compiling fine.But when i enable it is giving warnning in first .c and returnning ,without proceeding to further .c files. Now i have a requrement that, splint should display all the warnning in all the .c files of my make file. Please some one help me out.
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