GCC Post-Processor

The gcc post-processor is used to detect errors in the output of the gcc compiler. GCC post-processors search for the error and warning messages produced by gcc and capture them with a small amount of leading and trailing context. By default, errors detected in this way will not cause the build to fail: the exit code of the build is the preferred way to determine this.

The gcc post-processor is a subclass of the regular expression post-processor. All attributes and child elements available for regular expression post-processors are also available for gcc post-processors.

Attributes

See also regex.pp.

Child Elements

See regex.pp.

Examples

Apply a gcc post-processor to a make build command:

<gcc.pp name="gcc.pp"/>

<recipe name="default">
    <make name="build">
        <process processor="${gcc.pp}"/>
    </make>
</recipe>