lou (12/02/82)
If you give the `-Idirectory' preprocesor option to lint, it will
take any `n' or `p' it finds in the directory name to mean the
`-n' or `-p' keyletter, respectively. You end up getting either
no lint library or the wrong one. The symptom is that lint suddenly
complains about things like `printf' with variable arguments.
The following diff shows the correction. The source copy of the
shell script is in /usr/src/cmd/lint/SHELL, which is copied to
/usr/bin/lint.
Lou Warshawsky
General Instrument R&D
Chandler, AZ
*** SHELL.old Thu Oct 9 17:52:36 1980
--- SHELL Wed Dec 1 16:08:51 1982
***************
*** 4,13
for A in $*
do
case $A in
- -*n*) P= ;;
- -*p*) P=port ;;
- esac
- case $A in
*.ln) cat $A >>$T ;;
-l*) cat $LL/llib$A.ln >>$T ;;
-[IDOU]*) O="$O $A" ;;
--- 4,9 -----
for A in $*
do
case $A in
*.ln) cat $A >>$T ;;
-l*) cat $LL/llib$A.ln >>$T ;;
-[IDOU]*) O="$O $A" ;;
***************
*** 12,18
-l*) cat $LL/llib$A.ln >>$T ;;
-[IDOU]*) O="$O $A" ;;
-X) LL=/usr/scj/lint L=/usr/scj/lint/lpass ;;
! -*) X="$X$A" ;;
*) (/lib/cpp $O $A | ${L}1 $X >>$T)2>&1
esac
done
--- 8,18 -----
-l*) cat $LL/llib$A.ln >>$T ;;
-[IDOU]*) O="$O $A" ;;
-X) LL=/usr/scj/lint L=/usr/scj/lint/lpass ;;
! -*) case $A in
! -*n*) P= ;;
! -*p*) P=port ;;
! esac
! X="$X$A" ;;
*) (/lib/cpp $O $A | ${L}1 $X >>$T)2>&1
esac
done