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Subject: Re: [ jEdit-users ] G95 Fortran Error Patterns with Error List
From: "David Baxendale (GMail-Singapore)" <david.baxendale () gmail ! com>
Date: 2008-02-28 1:12:46
Message-ID: 47C60A8E.8010606 () gmail ! com
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Jean-Baptiste,
Thank you very much for taking the time to reply.
Arjen in Norway gave me this solution:
Error Regexp: In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*)
Warning Regexp: Warning (.*)
Extra Lines Regexp: ((\w*Error:|\s{4})(.*))
Filename: $1
Line Number $2
Error Message: $3
Which works, but I will try your solution tonight. Again thanks for
taking the time to post.
Regards,
David Baxendale
Home Email David.Baxendale@gmail.com
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Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote:
> Le Samedi 7 Avril 2007 07:02, David Baxendale a écrit :
>
>> Just recently made jEdit my main editor for coding and modeling work, and
>> I not sure how to code the error pattens for the G95 Fortran Compiler. The
>> G95 error messages are
>>
>> In file rddelf.f:84
>>
>> IFx (NFLDLN(NCASE) == 0) THEN
>> 1
>> Error: Unexpected array reference at (1)
>> In file rddelf.f:98
>>
>> ENDIF
>> 1
>> Error: Expecting END SUBROUTINE statement at (1)
>> Process g95 exited with code 1
>>
>> Once I get this to work and a few other things, then I'll post everything
>> to the jEdit and G95 Fortran websites, so that other Fortran users can
>> move to jEdit.without much hassle.
>>
>
> I did the following :
>
> - Error regexp : In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*)
> - Warning regexp : (.*):(\d+):\s*warning\s*(.*)
> - Extra lines regexp : (.*)
>
> and it works well for g95.
> Be sure to clic the small key in ErrorList window in order to see the error
> message when it has several lines.
>
> It seems g95 has two kinds of warning message, first kind is similar to error
> message and the second has only one line. Warning regexp matches the second
> kind although Extra lines regexp matches first kind and error messages.
>
> Example of first kind :
> In file toto.f90:834
>
> type (profilAC) :: pAC
> 1
> Warning (137): Variable 'pac' at (1) is never used and never set
>
> Example of second kind :
> toto:684: warning: âgeometrie_section_MP_largeur.result' may be used
> uninitialized in this function
>
> You can try these error patterns by adding -Wall option to g95 command line.
>
> Best regards
>
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Jean-Baptiste,<br>
<br>
Thank you very much for taking the time to reply. <br>
<br>
Arjen in Norway gave me this solution:<br>
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Error Regexp: In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*) <br>
Warning Regexp: Warning (.*)<br>
Extra Lines Regexp: ((\w*Error:|\s{4})(.*))<br>
Filename: $1<br>
Line Number $2<br>
Error Message: $3<br>
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Which works, but I will try your solution tonight. Again thanks for
taking the time to post.<br>
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Jean-Baptiste Faure wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Le Samedi 7 Avril 2007 07:02, David Baxendale a écrit :
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<pre wrap=""> Just recently made jEdit my main editor for coding and modeling \
work, and I not sure how to code the error pattens for the G95 Fortran Compiler. The
G95 error messages are
In file rddelf.f:84
IFx (NFLDLN(NCASE) == 0) THEN
1
Error: Unexpected array reference at (1)
In file rddelf.f:98
ENDIF
1
Error: Expecting END SUBROUTINE statement at (1)
Process g95 exited with code 1
Once I get this to work and a few other things, then I'll post everything
to the jEdit and G95 Fortran websites, so that other Fortran users can
move to jEdit.without much hassle.
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I did the following :
- Error regexp : In file (.*):(\d+)\s*(.*)
- Warning regexp : (.*):(\d+):\s*warning\s*(.*)
- Extra lines regexp : (.*)
and it works well for g95.
Be sure to clic the small key in ErrorList window in order to see the error
message when it has several lines.
It seems g95 has two kinds of warning message, first kind is similar to error
message and the second has only one line. Warning regexp matches the second
kind although Extra lines regexp matches first kind and error messages.
Example of first kind :
In file toto.f90:834
type (profilAC) :: pAC
1
Warning (137): Variable 'pac' at (1) is never used and never set
Example of second kind :
toto:684: warning: ‘geometrie_section_MP_largeur.result’ may be used
uninitialized in this function
You can try these error patterns by adding -Wall option to g95 command line.
Best regards
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