[Q]what's this lint, LINT in ms-c/c++(dos version)

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2 total messages Started by hdkim Thu, 16 Apr 1998 00:00

#16

Author: hdkim
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 00:00

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hi everyone!


when i saw c-source code, find interesting point.
it's a "lint"

ms-c/c++ source start

lint -e786
   ...
   ...
   printf("...
   /* -sourcode here */
   ...
lint +e786

ms-c/c++ source end

what's "lint"?
i think maybe like a "#pragma" option

thank you!!   i'm happy

Re: [Q]what's this lint, LINT in ms-c/c++(dos version)

#17

Author: David LaRue
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 00:00

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  The program 'lint' is a UNIX C Tool that helps spot problems with code.
It covered problems that most compilers used to not check for, like
using uninitualized variables, ad indentation practice, and so on.  This
must be a keyword or macro that your compiler knows about to control
its verification and warning levels.  I don't know what validation e786
controls but your compiler docs should have a reference to it.

  David

In <6h3ruj$96a$1@news.nuri.net>, "hdkim" <hdkim@mail.maxon.co.kr> writes:
>hi everyone!
>
>
>when i saw c-source code, find interesting point.
>it's a "lint"
>
>ms-c/c++ source start
>
>lint -e786
>   ...
>   ...
>   printf("...
>   /* -sourcode here */
>   ...
>lint +e786
>
>ms-c/c++ source end
>
>what's "lint"?
>i think maybe like a "#pragma" option
>
>thank you!!   i'm happy
>
>
>
>

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