Path: utzoo!utgpu!jarvis.csri.toronto.edu!mailrus!uwm.edu!zaphod.mps.ohio-state.edu!samsung!uunet!mcsun!goya!nsi!javiv From: javiv@nsi.UUCP (Javier Vilarroig Christensen.) Newsgroups: comp.lang.c Subject: Re: So where is a lint for ANSI C code? Message-ID: <988@nsi.UUCP> Date: 2 Jan 90 10:56:44 GMT References: <16355@megaron.cs.arizona.edu> <1989Dec27.035411.23602@cs.rochester.edu> Reply-To: javiv@nsi.UUCP (Javier Vilarroig Christensen.) Organization: Nexus Servicios de Informacion S.L. Barcelona Spain Lines: 26 In article <1989Dec27.035411.23602@cs.rochester.edu> quiroz@cs.rochester.edu (Cesar Quiroz) writes: >Some of lint's finest moments come when one runs it on *several* C >sources simultaneously. [stuff deleted] >[1] Unbelievers don't run lint at all. Naive believers run lint on >each file separately. None of these strategies is particularly >persuasive, although both yield plenty of excitement during >debugging. If you run lint with "-c" flag (yes, like cc!!), you obtain a file with extension .ln, then you can run lint with all the .ln files, like an incremental compilation. It's veri useful for large sets of files. -- +------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | Javier Vilarroig Christensen | PHONE: 34 3 210-33-55 (VOICE) | | NEXUS Servicios de Informacion S.L.| 34 3 214-72-62 (DATA) | +------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+ | SMAIL: Travesera de Dalt 104 Ent. 5| EUNET: javiv@nsi.es | | 08024 - Barcelona - Spain | javiv@nexus.nsi.es | +------------------------------------+-------------------------------------+