syntastic only checks a cpp file with a main function
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aj jonen
Jan 21, 2015, 10:39:27 AM1/21/15
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It appears that syntastic will not check a .cpp file that does not have a main. Is there some tricks to get this working fully for c++?
I run a check on the following and nothing happens:
#include "attributeAndValue.h"
attributeAndValue::attributeAndValue(){
}
I run a check on the following and nothing happens:
#include "attributeAndValue.h"
attributeAndValue::attributeAndValue(){
}
aj jonen
Jan 21, 2015, 10:56:50 AM1/21/15
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Actually it is working, but two issues are appearing.
1. it does not appear to handle std::unique_ptr<type>
2. it is not catching syntax errors like an extra semicolon, or an odd forward slash. Any reccomendations?
It is catching undeclared variables.
1. it does not appear to handle std::unique_ptr<type>
2. it is not catching syntax errors like an extra semicolon, or an odd forward slash. Any reccomendations?
It is catching undeclared variables.
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