Re: How to capture the compiler output

On 7/29/24 08:19, 于 wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> 
> ‍I want to capture the compiler output, to get the warning and error 
> counter.
> ‍I think I can redefinite the sys.write.stdout. So I did. And I can 
> capture the scons command line, but I can't get compiler 
> output(warning&error).
> ‍Then I find that compiler warning and error are print via 
> sys.write.stderr, so I modify compiler argument, print all of compiler 
> output via sys.write.stdout. But I can't get warning and error also.
> I know scons call compiler via subprocess, subprocess can get compiler 
> output. But scons don't save compiler output.
> How can I capture compiler warning and error output via scons.

Your best bet today is to capture this *outside* of SCons. On a Linux 
system, for example, you can use the "script" command to capture a 
session, or you can redirect the SCons command itself, like:


script -c "scons target" BUILD.LOG
scons target 2>&1 | tee BUILD.LOG

Neither has a *direct* equivalent on Windows though you can still 
capture the two output streams.

There have been several requests for this over the years - you can hunt 
in the issue tracker  on GitHub and see a few of them - but the fact is, 
SCons itself doesn't listen (1), so it doesn't *know* what the output 
from external build commands are.


(1) there are a few exception... while running Configure() checks, SCons 
uses a special setup to capture everything from those builds which it 
uses in a special way, but in normal running, no.


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