There is a bug with the file name output that might cause problems with emacs.
I'm not sure if the fix is in CVS now or not. I'll try to fix this in the main cvs branch soon if the fix isn't there now. If you're willing to edit the code, try commenting out the #if 0 in osd.c line 1070 and the #endif in osd.c line 1098. Let me know if this is enough to fix the problem. David > > Sorry, I forgot to mention that splint is fed with the full path names > when called, like this: > > splint /home/torger/src/test/proxy/proxy.c \ > -I/home/torger/src/generic/common > > On Thu, 16 May 2002, Anders Torger wrote: > > > > I have the problem that splint does not include the full path names of the > > files it finds errors in, for example: > > > > In file included from proxy/proxy.c:5 > > generic/common/system_net.h:50:71: #error test > > > > What I need, or rather Emacs, is the full path from the root, in this case > > > > In file included from /home/torger/src/test/proxy/proxy.c:5 > > /home/torger/src/generic/common/system_net.h:50:71: #error test > > > > The problem is that Emacs does not find the source files when not a proper > > path is given, so it is not possible to use the next-error function, > > meaning that it is unbearable to use splint in Emacs. > > > > Have I misconfigured something, or have I discovered a bug? I have tested > > an earlier version (when it was called LClint) and that produced the full > > path names for the files. > > > > > > -- > Anders Torger, Operax > +46 705 795 504 > >
