I want to use the vim quickfix window to find errors in my source files when I compile. I notice that I am getting errors like this in the quickfix window:
When I click on it, it opens a new file due to the build/i586-linux// prefix. I am confused as to why its doing this because I am getting the following line when I build from the command line:build/i586-linux//local/work/dept/users/repo.git/src/fd_set/src/fd_set.c|151 error| error: 'struct fd_group' has no member named 'fg_maxfd'
We are using make to call cmake so that may be the reason./local/work/dept/user/repo.git/src/fd_set/src/fd_set.c: In function 'fd_group_create':/local/work/dept/user/repo.git/src/fd_set/src/fd_set.c:151: error: 'struct fd_group' has no member named 'fg_maxfd'
Some possibly relevant settings:
set shellpipe=2\>&1\|ccfilter\ -e\|teeset errorformat=%f:%l:%c:%t:%m
I have another development environment on the same machine where it works fine. It's only generating local file names so that may be why it works.
Is there a way to resolve this so that I can click on an error and open the actual file the error is in?
...Stephen
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