| Hi Luke,
Regards, Greg
I am using PTP as downloaded from the stand-alone Eclipse Neon.2
PTP ('eclipse-parallel-neon-2-linux-gtk-x86_64').
I am using gfortran 5.1 and Make to compile (and this all
works well), but I cannot get the "Photran Error Parser for GNU
Fortran (gfortran)" to recognize my errors correctly. This same
issue seems to have been found by Holger previously on this
mailing list but I could find no solution.
I believe Holger correctly outlines the problem: gfortran's line
and character delimiter within the error message switched from "."
to ":" somewhere between gfortran 4 and 5. Not only does this
fail to find the correct line, but it also seems to make the file
search fail. As a result, the errors are not clickable and do not
show up in the editor.
Is there a way I can edit the parser to recognize this change? I
do not see an "edit" option like I do on other parsers.
I also did not find a bug related to this issue, although I did
follow a recommendation to ensure that the gfortran parser is
being used, NOT the gcc error parser.
Thanks,
Luke Robison
I'll copy Holger's email below (from 2015):
4.8:
$ gfortran -o delme delme.f90
delme.f90:4.2:
i = i + 1
1
Error: Named constant 'i' in
variable definition context (assignment) at (1)
5.1:
$ gfortran -o delme delme.f90
delme.f90:4:2:
i = i + 1
1
Error: Named constant 'i' in
variable definition context (assignment) at (1)
Notice the delimiter between
the line number (4) and the position (2). It's a point in
v4.8, and a colon in v5.1
How do I change the error parser to reflect this change? Thanks
Holger
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