PC-LINT Help Files ::
Windows help file for PC-Lint...
These are Windows™ help files that list the PC-Lint error messages and descriptions. They also include a glossary of terms and usage instructions for integrating it into your favorite IDE so that you can look up any PC-Lint message with just a simple keystroke..
Download help file for pc-lint 7.5 [~130k]Download help file for pc-lint 8.0 [~160k]Download self extracting archive for pc-lint 9.0 [~573k][LATEST]pclint_help10.zip MD5: f73b24ce743b641561c4c38727ef06ee
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pclint_help30.zip MD5: dbc7b7e631f439cd90c09e73827e6449
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pclint_help30.zip MD5: dbc7b7e631f439cd90c09e73827e6449
What is it?
The idea of this project was to take the plain text message desctiption file that is shipped with PC-Lint, and hyperlink it to allow for quicker searching and better integration into IDEs.
The current version for PC-Lint 9.0 is a Windows compressed HTML file (chm)
An example message lookup, looks like the following
A Lot of time was taken to make message IDs stand out, as well as message titles. Source examples are colorized to allow for easy reading, and all message IDs mentioned in a description and hyperlinked to their own message bodies.
You can use this like any other help file in windows, you can just click on the pc-lint90.chm file and do a search, but a better thing to do is integrate it into your IDE.. I have integrated it into EditPlus.
An example command line looks like this:
hh pc-lint90.chm::/messages.html#101
or
hh -mapid 101 pc-lint90.chm
In both of these examples the '101' is the message ID you want to look up.
A Lot of time was taken to make message IDs stand out, as well as message titles. Source examples are colorized to allow for easy reading, and all message IDs mentioned in a description and hyperlinked to their own message bodies.
You can use this like any other help file in windows, you can just click on the pc-lint90.chm file and do a search, but a better thing to do is integrate it into your IDE.. I have integrated it into EditPlus.
An example command line looks like this:
hh pc-lint90.chm::/messages.html#101
or
hh -mapid 101 pc-lint90.chm
In both of these examples the '101' is the message ID you want to look up.
History
Ver 3.0 01-28-2010
- Added missing messages
- Released for PC-Lint 9.0 in Windows compressed HTML format (.chm)
- Released for PC-Lint 8.0 in windows help format (.hlp)
- Initial release for PC-Lint 7.5 in Windows help format (.hlp)