Title: Making Xcode custom output "clickable" to the code line
Tags: xcode;xcode7;intel-composer
Question: I have a custom build step that may produce errors. The build is actually an Intel Compiler for C++, and the errors have the form:
MyCode.cpp(18): error #77: this declaration has no storage class or
type specifier
Since this is not a native Xcode build, clicking this error line will not bring you to the code, and you have to manually navigate to the code.
How can I tell Xcode to treat this error as an Xcode native error?
Comment: I think it has to have the form `filename.ext:linenumber: whatever`. So, for your case: `MyCode.cpp:18: error #77...`

Comment: Not that. Even with your suggested form it doesn't work.



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