| Automatic code guideline checking in CDT possible? [message #157255] |
Thu, 03 November 2005 09:34 |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
when you write java-code with Eclipse, you can use a plugin called
"checkstyle"
(http://eclipse-cs.sourceforge.net/) to check your code for compliance with
some low-level coding conventions, like:
- only one statement per line
- line length may not exceed a certain value
- classname must begin with a capital letter (you can enter regexp's
that must be matched)
- indentation with 2 spaces, not TAB (configurable)
- etc.
The plugin generates warnings in the corresponding code lines right after
you save a source file.
I'm looking for a way to do something like this with C-Code.
(e.g. as add-on for the CDT plugin)
I googled after eclipse/plugin/CDT/check/code and so on, but I came up
with nothing.
I also checked http://www.eclipse-plugins.info, no result for C-Code.
As a last resort, I could use some standalone lint-like program (e.g.
splint; http://www.splint.org/)
and write an error parser for it. But splint doesn't exactly meet my needs
for code checking.
Could anyone give me a hint, is there a plugin out there that I have
missed ?
Many thanks,
--
Michael
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