Ralf Wildenhues wrote: > For Emacs, all I know was that M-x compile did all that I ever needed. > But I'm sure it can be extended for unusual "compiler" output as well.
For emacs use M-x compile to build. The default compile command is "make" but may be modified as desired. To walk through every warning and error use C-x ` (bound to next-error). To restart and rescan at the beginning give the emacs universial argument "C-u" before it. In the compile buffer, to go immediately to a specified warning or error location use <RET> on the line. > I can't speak for others, but have heard that the popular ones have this > feature as well. Me too. Additionally I find it hard to believe that popular ones would have gained popularity without such a feature! :-) Bob
