Is it possible to instruct GNU c++ compiler to stop after 5 errors found? Can’t find this in documentation.
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Is it possible to instruct GNU c++ compiler to stop after 5 errors found? Can’t find this in documentation.
The command-line option
-fmax-errors=Ndirects the compiler to give up after N errors. This option is present in GCC 4.6 and later.The command-line option
-Wfatal-errorsdirects the compiler to give up after one error. This option is present in GCC 4.0 and later.In both cases, warnings do not count toward the limit unless you also specify
-Werror.