Solving incorrect handling when processing ExportName=SymbolName@Ordinal syntax.
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# which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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#
# Initial Contributors:
# Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
#
# Contributors:
#
# Description:
# err_formatter.pm
# This tool is asked to invoke the Lada compiler and reformat the errors/warnings from CW
# style to Visual Studio error/warning reporting style.
#
#
use FindBin;
my $command = join(' ', @ARGV);
open PIPE, "$command 2>&1 | ";
my $nextLineOfInterest = 0;
my $new_error_line=();
my $comp_msg=();
my $error_token=();
# The error/warning format for CW compiler for the option
# -msgstyle parseable is as follows:
#
# ToolName|ToolType|MsgType (FileName|Linenumber|digit|digit|digit|digit)
# = AtToken
# > ErrorMsg
#
# In the above format, the symbols '|', '(', ')', '=' and '>' occur always
# and this tool assumes there presence.
# Also, in the above,
# 'ToolName' here is mwccsym2.exe
# 'ToolType' here is Compiler
# 'MsgType' is either Error or Warning
# 'FileName' is the file that caused the compiler error/warning
# 'Linenumber' is the line at which the error/warning is reported
# 'AtToken' is the token at which the error/warning was reported.
# 'ErrorMsg' is the error message and it amrks the end of this error/warning.
#
my @msgs;
while(<PIPE>)
{
if( $nextLineOfInterest == 1)
{
if($_ =~ /^>(.*)/)
{
$comp_msg .= $1;
$new_error_line .= "$comp_msg ";
$new_error_line .= ": $error_token" if($error_token);
push @msgs, $new_error_line;
$nextLineOfInterest = 0;
$comp_msg = "";
$error_token = "";
next;
}
if($_ =~ /^=(.*)/)
{
$error_token = $1;
next;
}
if($_ =~ /\((.*)\|([0-9]+)\|([0-9]+)\|([0-9]+)\|([0-9]+)\|([0-9]+)\)/)
{
######### $1 is file name
######### $2 is line number
$new_error_line = $1."(";
$new_error_line .= $2;
$new_error_line .= ")";
$new_error_line .= ": ";
next;
}
}
if($_ =~ /Compiler\|Error/)
{
$comp_msg = "Error: ";
$nextLineOfInterest = 1;
next;
}
elsif($_ =~ /Compiler\|Warning/)
{
$comp_msg = "Warning: ";
$nextLineOfInterest = 1;
next;
}
else
{
$nextLineOfInterest = 0;
push @msgs, $_;
}
}
close PIPE;
my $msg;
foreach $msg (@msgs)
{
print "$msg\n";
}