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3ad9a4780bbc039dfd317663c86d9a7d1d673f83

support for 'fatal error'

eext committed 14 years ago

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51c2f0e49cfcc62ca0b075d29a210e37d669d551

quick update to write output while compiler is running; useful when compiling many files at once or a really large file (e.g. boost stuff)

eext committed 14 years ago

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dc9c2a9efcb67e21cba935774bbbb6af8dbcc322

python 3.1 compability

eext committed 15 years ago

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4b12ba736a1ebc57813fc3621a79d800d9549bba

Fixed issue when gcc outputs one word only

eext committed 16 years ago

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8dd6423b2438b0c11dad8155199e4da726537c31

Applied licence and fixed issue with NOCOLOR being set to "no"

eext committed 16 years ago

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8f3b7c819a2971ce1da3f8fee14afe6ca509e640

initial release

eext committed 16 years ago

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gcc-color

Filter gcc output for warnings and errors and colors accordingly.

Install instructions

Get the full name of your compiler Eg. i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-g++ etc.
Somewhere in your path create symlinks to gcc-compiler-color.py named after the full name but with -color appended. Eg. i686-pc-linux-gnu-gcc-color, x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-g++-color
If you intend to use this when compiling autotools projects etc you export CC and CXX set to the previously added "compilers".

gcc-compiler-color.py calls the compiler bases on the name of the symlink. Eg. x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-g++-color call x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-g++

If you would like to disable colors for a single session just export NOCOLOR set to yes.