[Scons-users] style guide cheker

[Bill Deegan]

Phil,

In general tools with significant logic should be run not inside SCons.
You won't be able to run -j and get the parallel execution that you would
with an external tool.

-Bill

On Wed, Jan 2, 2013 at 1:29 AM, Philipp Kraus <philipp.kraus at flashpixx.de>wrote:


> Thanks for this interessting link. I will take a look :-)

> A Scons-only way should be nice, because I need only "one-install-tool"

> for checking, so IMHO it can be a solution to migrate the external

> checking stuff

> into a Scons builder.

>

> Thanks a lot

>

> Phil

>

>

> Am 02.01.2013 um 10:13 schrieb Jos De Laender:

>

> > It's off course off-topic (except for the I like Scons part ;)) but I

> feel like you are re-inventing the wheel.

> > If it was my problem, I went for : http://uncrustify.sourceforge.net/ .

> > GUI ànd command-line that should be possible to integrate with Scons.

> >

> > Jos

> >

> > On 02-01-13 09:26, Philipp Kraus wrote:

> >> Hello,

> >>

> >> I need some ideas for the following problem: I use Scons for building

> C/C++ programs&  shared libraries, but at the moment I would like to define

> a style guide of the code structure eg new line at the end of each file,

> camel-case naming etc

> >> I have searched for a tool, which support custom rules for define a

> style and checks my code base again these rules. I have found a Python

> script for the Google C++ Style Guide and this is a nice solution, but it

> does not support custom rules or changing defined rules.

> >>

> >> I love Scons and I have written some builders&  emitters, so at the

> moment I would like to implementate an own style guide checker with Scons.

> I prefere a flexible definition of the rule set and configuration option,

> so the check

> >> should be create warning and exceptions. I think regular expressions

> are a good choice of beginning.

> >> The Scons emitter should be do nothing (input is equal to output) and

> the builder should run the checks, but the builder does not create any new

> file, so the input file should be the output file, does it?

> >>

> >> Does anybody know any helpfull tips or ideas?

> >>

> >> Thanks

> >>

> >> Phil

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> >

> >

> > --

> > Jos De Laender

> > www.jodela.be

> >

>

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