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Change TI Compiler Warning Output to Look Like GNU Warning Output

Matt Clarkson
Intellectual 920 points

 

Hello,

I have Eclipse running for my build environment.

When I build my codec engine for Linux86 or MVArm9 the GNU compiler is used and warnings get pumped out as such:

src/file.c:202: warning: unused variable ‘blah’

However, the TI compiler chucks out this:

"src/file.c", line 202: warning: variable "blah" was declared but never referenced

Eclipse parses the GNU warnings and puts little warnings next to the line.  However, the TI compiler output isn't parsed.

Does the TI compiler have option to change the output?  If not does anyone know how to set up eclipse to parse this?

Thanks,

Matt

 

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    TI__Guru* 84225 points

    No, there is no option to change the TI compiler diagnostic messages to match any other compilers.  The expected model is that regular expressions matching the compiler-specific diagnostic message format would be installed into Eclipse.  Sorry, I don't know how to do that.  There are certainly people reading the Code Composer Studio forum that would know.