Re: Misleading error messages

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bram Moolenaar" <[email protected]>

>
> Sorry, I don't understand this.  Can you give an example?

Ok, I made a simple .d file with a simple syntactical error and
an equally simple .aap file.

The compiler error message follows directly after the command.
Then comes 5-6 lines with the recipe where the error was. This
might be okay in the project recipes, but I don't think they should
be there for the modules. Maybe tested and included modules
should be 'registered' such that these messages don't show up?


C:\projects\code\foo>aap
Aap: dmd   -O    -ofbuild-nt\bar.obj -c bar.d
bar.d(9): identifier 'foo' is not defined

Aap: Error in recipe "c:/projects/code/myaap/exec/modules/d.aap" line 124:
Error
 executing commands for compile d: Error in recipe
"c:/projects/code/myaap/exec/
modules/d.aap" line 58: Error executing commands for d_compile d: Error in
recip
e "c:/projects/code/myaap/exec/modules/d.aap" line 41: Error executing
commands
for compile_dmd d: Error in recipe "compile_dmd d action" line 8: Shell
returned
 1 when executing:
dmd   -O    -ofbuild-nt\bar.obj -c bar.d


Lars Ivar Igesund



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