env-vc2.lnt

PC_LINT8_w,经过测试

/*
    env-vc2.lnt:
    environment parameters for Microsoft's Visual C++ 2.x WorkBench

    If you are using the Microsoft Visual Workbench and you wish to invoke
    PC-lint from that environment then do the following.

    Consult the appropriate Microsoft documentation in the "Visual
    Workbench User's Guide", Chapter "Customizing Visual Workbench",
    OR consult the on-line Help, "Books Online", the following section:

	User's Guide
	    Visual C++ User's Guide
		Part 1 Using Visual C++
		    Chapter 17  Customizing Visual C++
			Customizing the Tools Menu
			    Adding Commands to the Tools Menu

    You may also check on line help for the format of error messages.

    For example, to add a unit check-out facility to the tools bar do
    the following:

    1.  From the Tools Menu choose "Customizing"
	The Customizing Dialog Box appears
    2.  Select the "Tools" tab
    3.  Choose "Add"
	The Add Tool dialog box appears requesting a "Command"
    4.  Type "C:\lint\lint-nt.exe" or equivalent and hit Enter.
    5.  You will now be able to edit the fields of this Tool.
	Modify them so that they approximate the following:

	Menu Text           PC-lint (unit check)
	Command Line        C:\LINT\LINT-NT.EXE
	Arguments           -iC:\LINT -u std.lnt env-vc2.lnt $File
	Initial Directory   $FileDir

	_  Prompt for Arguments
	X  Redirect to Output Window     _  Close Window on Exit
    6.  Select Close to return to the main environment.

    This will result in the Tools menu containing the additional item
    "PC-lint (unit check)".
    Checking 'X' on 'Redirect to ...' is important because in this way you
    can advance from error to error using the F4 key (Shift F4 to reverse)
    or, less handily, using the "Next Error" ("Prev Error") entries in
    the "Search" menu.

    Note that by providing an "Initial Directory"
    the containing directory can have a std.lnt that overrides the
    global std.lnt.

 */


-"format=%(%F(%l):%) %t %n: %m"     //  Messages will contain
	//  file information (%F), the line number (%l), the
	//  message type (%t)  message number (%n) and message text (%m).

-hF2    //  Make sure we ALWAYS provide file information ('F') and use 2
	//  lines (line in error plus message).

-width(0) //  don't break messages at any particular width
-t4       //  Presume that tabs are every 4 stops
+e900     //  issue a message at termination.