So where is a lint for ANSI C code?

[Javier Vilarroig Christensen.]

In article <1989Dec27.035411.23602 at cs.rochester.edu> quiroz at cs.rochester.edu (Cesar Quiroz) writes:
>Some of lint's finest moments come when one runs it on *several* C
>sources simultaneously.

[stuff deleted]

>[1] Unbelievers don't run lint at all.  Naive believers run lint on
>each file separately.  None of these strategies is particularly
>persuasive, although both yield plenty of excitement during
>debugging.

If you run lint with "-c" flag (yes, like cc!!), you obtain a file with
extension .ln, then you can run lint with all the .ln files, like an 
incremental compilation. It's veri useful for large sets of files.




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