the default output of gcc and friends is as follows
4 | return e_rrno;
| ^~~~~~
which is nicely handled.
But there is also an alternative formatting for "complete line" that use a "bigger than" sign:
3 | {
4 > return e_rrno;
5 | }
which aborts with
* Post-process module (cobc) failure due AssertionError exception:
* outproc/pp/gcc.py:347: at _handle_compile_line
* assert self.prev_line is None
Can you adjust the parser to handle that as well?
the default output of gcc and friends is as follows
which is nicely handled.
But there is also an alternative formatting for "complete line" that use a "bigger than" sign:
which aborts with
Can you adjust the parser to handle that as well?