SBLint
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SBLint is a tool that parses Common Lisp source code and outputs style warnings and errors in a format that can be accepted by reviewdog. It provides more machine-readable error messages than SBCL. To install SBLint, use the command "ros install fukamachi/sblint", which installs it through Roswell. SBLint is open source and available on GitHub.
SBLint
- 1. SBLINT LISP MEETUP #45 Oct 25, 2016
- 2. I¨m Eitaro Fukamachi @nitro_idiot fukamachi
- 3. Common way to get STYLE-WARNINGs in Common Lisp source code:
- 4. Common way to get STYLE-WARNINGs in Common Lisp source code: = Use SBCL
- 5. (let ((a 1)) (+ 1 2)) ; file: /Users/nitro_idiot/test.lisp ; in: LET ((A 1)) ; (LET ((A 1)) ; (+ 1 2)) ; ; caught STYLE-WARNING: ; The variable A is defined but never used. ; ; compilation unit finished ; caught 1 STYLE-WARNING condition
- 7. This is really useful´ For human.
- 8. A few days ago
- 11. This looks great and wanna use with Common Lisp.
- 12. But the SBCL¨s human readable error messages cannot be accepted by reviewdog.
- 13. SBLint
- 14. (let ((a 1)) (+ 1 2))
- 15. (let ((a 1)) (+ 1 2)) test.lisp:1:0: The variable A is defined but never used.
- 16. (let ((a 1)) (+ 1 ｀a))
- 17. (let ((a 1)) (+ 1 ｀a)) test.lisp:1:0: The variable A is defined but never used. test.lisp:2:2: Constant A conflicts with its asserted type NUMBER.
- 18. Installation
- 20. ros install fukamachi/sblint Thanks to Roswell.