Hi-
I’m trying to find a version of lint that will run on QNX4. I’ve
tried installing splint, but without success. I’ve also searched the
QSSL website (and several others) but haven’t found anything
lint-like. Does anyone have any suggestions?
BTW, I need lint because I have a bug that crashes my Photon
application under normal circumstances, but the bug magically disappears
when I compile the suspect file with “-g”. Other experiments suggest
the stack is getting hosed… finding this sort of thing can be a
bear…
TIA,
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±---- Pete DiMarco ------±--------------------------------------+
| Staff Software Engineer | Web: www.ifspurity.com |
| Integrated Flow Systems | Email: peted [At] ifspurity [Dot] com |
±------------------------±--------------------------------------+
<< Opinions expressed here are my own, not those of my employer. >>
“Pete DiMarco” <peted@ifspurity.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.030924154124.6959A@node1…
Hi-
I’m trying to find a version of lint that will run on QNX4. I’ve
tried installing splint, but without success. I’ve also searched the
QSSL website (and several others) but haven’t found anything
lint-like. Does anyone have any suggestions?
BTW, I need lint because I have a bug that crashes my Photon
application under normal circumstances, but the bug magically disappears
when I compile the suspect file with “-g”. Other experiments suggest
the stack is getting hosed… finding this sort of thing can be a
bear…
I use flexelint. The version available on QNX4 is old (7 is beleive) while
the version available on
Windows is 8 (or 9) so I use that instead. If your budget allows it you can
get the source of the lastest version and compile it on QNX4.
None of these tools a free though, but they are really worth the money.
TIA,
–
±---- Pete DiMarco ------±--------------------------------------+
| Staff Software Engineer | Web: > www.ifspurity.com > |
| Integrated Flow Systems | Email: peted [At] ifspurity [Dot] com |
±------------------------±--------------------------------------+
Opinions expressed here are my own, not those of my employer.
Previously, Mario Charest wrote in qdn.public.qnx4.devtools:
“Pete DiMarco” <> peted@ifspurity.com> > wrote in message
news:Voyager.030924154124.6959A@node1…
Hi-
I’m trying to find a version of lint that will run on QNX4. I’ve
tried installing splint, but without success. I’ve also searched the
QSSL website (and several others) but haven’t found anything
lint-like. Does anyone have any suggestions?
BTW, I need lint because I have a bug that crashes my Photon
application under normal circumstances, but the bug magically disappears
when I compile the suspect file with “-g”. Other experiments suggest
the stack is getting hosed… finding this sort of thing can be a
bear…
I use flexelint. The version available on QNX4 is old (7 is beleive) while
the version available on
Windows is 8 (or 9) so I use that instead. If your budget allows it you can
get the source of the lastest version and compile it on QNX4.
None of these tools a free though, but they are really worth the money.
Thanks for the suggestion. Since FlexeLint costs $998 for a single user
license, I redoubled my efforts to get splint to compile. 
I now
have splint running… hopefully it will be sufficient.
–
±---- Pete DiMarco ------±--------------------------------------+
| Staff Software Engineer | Web: www.ifspurity.com |
| Integrated Flow Systems | Email: peted [At] ifspurity [Dot] com |
±------------------------±--------------------------------------+
<< Opinions expressed here are my own, not those of my employer. >>
“Pete DiMarco” <peted@ifspurity.com> wrote in message
news:Voyager.030929141124.170A@node1…
Previously, Mario Charest wrote in qdn.public.qnx4.devtools:
“Pete DiMarco” <> peted@ifspurity.com> > wrote in message
news:Voyager.030924154124.6959A@node1…
Hi-
I’m trying to find a version of lint that will run on QNX4. I’ve
tried installing splint, but without success. I’ve also searched the
QSSL website (and several others) but haven’t found anything
lint-like. Does anyone have any suggestions?
BTW, I need lint because I have a bug that crashes my Photon
application under normal circumstances, but the bug magically
disappears
when I compile the suspect file with “-g”. Other experiments suggest
the stack is getting hosed… finding this sort of thing can be a
bear…
I use flexelint. The version available on QNX4 is old (7 is beleive)
while
the version available on
Windows is 8 (or 9) so I use that instead. If your budget allows it you
can
get the source of the lastest version and compile it on QNX4.
None of these tools a free though, but they are really worth the money.
Thanks for the suggestion. Since FlexeLint costs $998 for a single
user
license, I redoubled my efforts to get splint to compile. > > I now
have splint running… hopefully it will be sufficient.
It’s for the source, the windows binary is $299 I beleive.
–
±---- Pete DiMarco ------±--------------------------------------+
| Staff Software Engineer | Web: > www.ifspurity.com > |
| Integrated Flow Systems | Email: peted [At] ifspurity [Dot] com |
±------------------------±--------------------------------------+
Opinions expressed here are my own, not those of my employer.