[Scons-users] FW: how to execute Clang static analyzer perl script instead of gcc.exe on Mingw/MSYS

[Dennis Cote]

Hi Bill,

	
	How about:
	CC="bash.exe cc-analyzer' 
	Assuming your mingw has a bash that's in your path?
	
	

 

Thanks for the suggestion. Yes, bash is on my path. So I tried your
idea. It now runs the ccc-analyzer script. Hooray...

 

Alas it does not work. Bummer...

 

scons: Building targets ...

bash ccc-analyzer -o build\DXL\GoAheadWeb\asp.o -c -Wall -include
builtin.h -I. -DNU_MMU_MODE=0 -DNU_MODULE_SUPPORT=1
-DNU_SUPERV_USER_MODE=1 -DNU_DEBUG=1 -DXL_DEBUG_ENABLE=1
-DDXLIO_METHOD=DXLIO_TELNET -DENDIAN=0 -DNUDEBUG_MEMORY -D_SH4 -DUEMF
-DWEBS -DNUCLEUS_NET -Ibuild\DXL\GoAheadWeb -Ibuild\ATI
-Ibuild\DXL\Intercom\hdr -Ibuild\ATI\plus build\DXL\GoAheadWeb\asp.c

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 15: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 16: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 17: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 18: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 19: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 20: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 21: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 22: use: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 28: my: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 29: my: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 30: my: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: line 31: my: command not found

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: ccc-analyzer: line 33: syntax error near
unexpected token `{'

/mingw/bin/ccc-analyzer: ccc-analyzer: line 33: `if (`uname -a` =~
m/Darwin/) { '

scons: *** [build\DXL\GoAheadWeb\asp.o] Error 258

scons: building terminated because of errors.

 

 

The file ccc-analyzer uses a #! line to start perl. But it looks like
that is not happeneing.

 

#!/usr/bin/env perl

 

It looks like bash is trying to execute the contents of ccc-analyzer as
a series of commands.

 

use strict;

use warnings;

use FindBin;

use Cwd qw/ getcwd abs_path /;

use File::Temp qw/ tempfile /;

use File::Path qw / mkpath /;

use File::Basename;

use Text::ParseWords;

 

##===-------------------------------------------------------------------
---===##

# Compiler command setup.

##===-------------------------------------------------------------------
---===##

 

my $Compiler;

my $Clang;

my $DefaultCCompiler;

my $DefaultCXXCompiler;

 

if (`uname -a` =~ m/Darwin/) {

 

MSYS does have env.exe and perl.exe available.

 

$ which env

/bin/env.exe

 

$ which perl

/bin/perl.exe

 

Any idea why the #! Line is being ignored?

 

Dennis Cote

 

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