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Build Identifier: CDT 7.0 It will be useful if eclipse will allow to specify error parsers for External tool configurations. For example one of configured by me external tools calls for compiler for one of source files. And it will be very cool to get it's output parsed so that errors are displayed in "problems" view. Reproducible: Always
It is normally done in Make Targets View. Create a new "Target", uncheck "Use build settings" and enter build command. Then you can run your command with a double-click and get your problem markers. External Tools Configurations would possible go along with bug 295626.
Hi, Thanks, this is partially useful. But as far as I know, it's impossible to pass some custom variables to make target (like current opened file name, etc). But for tools that have no any "input" parameters that sounds good.
(In reply to comment #2) > Hi, > > Thanks, this is partially useful. But as far as I know, it's impossible to pass > some custom variables to make target (like current opened file name, etc). > > But for tools that have no any "input" parameters that sounds good. You can use Eclipse variables in Make Targets. E.g. ${selected_resource_path} /project_in_workspace/src/test.cpp ${selected_resource_name} test.cpp ${selected_resource_loc} /home/user/path_to_workspace/project/src/test.cpp
But be aware that those variables work unreliably and can cause deadlocks. See also bug 260524.
