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Double-click Error in Output View, go to source

Post by SparkyNZ »

I am running an External Tool from CodeLite which runs a proprietary compiler.

How can I configure CodeLite so that I can double-click on an error in the Output View and it will take me to that file and line number?

e.g. Below is an example of a compiler error:

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/work/MyTestApp/main.cpp:70:1: error: 'test' does not name a type
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Re: Double-click Error in Output View, go to source

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You can't.
You will need to define your compiler inside CodeLite.
http://codelite.org/AddNewCompiler/AddNewCompiler

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Re: Double-click Error in Output View, go to source

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eranif wrote:You can't.
You will need to define your compiler inside CodeLite.
http://codelite.org/AddNewCompiler/AddNewCompiler
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Ok. It's actually ndk-build that I'm running from my external tool. It's probably gcc that it's running behind the scenes anyway. So could I add a custom compiler for this case even though there will be no parameters given to the compiler? ndk-build is like a make program which recursively makes android.mk files.

I wonder if anybody else has configured CodeLite for Android NDK development.. That's what I'm trying to do at the moment.
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