We do use the tool internally, but I have not yet been able to get permission to release our configuration on F27.  
(Parts of it are covered by two separate third party agreements, which complicates things a bit.)  Our Flexelint 
configuration is quite complex, mostly owing to the fact that we need to support runs against multiple different 
standards and for different versions of the compiler.

Regards,
Neil

-----Original Message-----
From: Mario Charest [mailto:community-noreply@qnx.com]
Sent: Tue 2010-02-09 08:30
To: general-toolchain
Subject: Re: flexelint on qnx
 
> Hi,
>  i would like to know if anyone has used flexelint on QNX Neutrino OS? i tried
>  porting it to Neutrino x86 host, and compilation is succesful. however, i 
> face issues in executing the tool on my source code. i get #error 309: Not 
> configured for Compiler. So i defined this in my lint configuration file. But 
> then it throws another error saying Endian not configured.. how many of these 
> need to be enabled and what are the macros? or if someone has the lint 
> configuration file for QNX, can it be shared?
> 

Been using it for years, even QNX is using it ( don't know if they are using pclint of flexelint)

It can be tricky to build the right lnt file. I`ve started from the gcc one and then did 

$(COMPILE.cc) -E -Wp,-dM foo.c >define.lnt

Here foo.c is an empty file.

And in the .lnt I added

-header(define.lnt)
+libh(define.lnt)

> Rgds
> Kishore






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