NAME

rpglelint - Lint ILE/RPG Programs

SYNOPSIS

rpglelint [OPTIONS]... [FILE]...

rpglelint will lint ILE/RPG programs

Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.

-I, --include=glob: a file glob with directories that will be searched for included files, see INCLUDE DIRECTORIES
-f, --format=format: output format, either unix, or json
-Wname: set the warning name, see WARNINGS for a complete list of warnings
--dump: dump the parsed tree
--dump-file-only: dump the parsed tree, but exclude all included files
-h, --help: show help and exit

Enable a warning by using -Wname, and disable it by using -Wno-name

Warnings enabled by -Wall, and -Wextra will be marked with [-Wall] and [-Wextra].

-Wglobal: warn about global declarations
-Windicator [-Wall]: warn about usage of indicators such as *INLR and *IN01
-Wparameter-mismatch [-Wall]: warn when a DCL-PROC does not match the DCL-PR
-Wqualified [-Wall]: warn when data structures are not qualified
-Wredefining-symbol [-Wall]: warn when a symbol is redefined
-Wsame-casing [-Wextra]: warn when a declaration is referenced with another casing than it is declared
-Wshadow: warn when a global declaration is shadowed by a local declaration
-Wsubroutine: warn when subroutines are used
-Wundefined-reference [-Wall]: warn when a symbol is referred but not declared
-Wunreachable-code: warn when code will never be reached
-Wunused-parameter [-Wextra]: warn when a parameter is never referred
-Wunused-procedure [-Wextra]: warn when a static procedure is never called
-Wunused-subroutine [-Wextra]: warn when a subroutine is never executed
-Wunused-variable [-Wextra]: warn when a declaration is never referred
-Wuppercase-constant [-Wall]: warn when a constant (defined with DCL-C) is not all uppercase
-Wuppercase-indicator [-Wall]: warn when an indicator (including *BLANK, *BLANKS, *CDMY, *CMDY, *CYMD, *DMY, *DATA, *EUR, *EUR, *HMS, *ISO0, *ISO, *JIS, *JOBRUN, *JUL, *LONGJUL, *MDY, *OFF, *OMIT, *ON, *USA, *USA, and *YMD) is not all uppercase

The following will happen to included files when searched for existence:

The current files directory followed by all include directories will be scanned, from first added to last:

The checks are the following:

The first / in the filename will be substituted with .lib/, and the first , will be substituted with .file/.

The list above will now we checked again with the modified filename, before moving on to the next include directory.

The following environment variables are read and used by rpglelint as described.

RPGLELINT: options which are passed to rpglelint automatically
RPGLELINT_INCLUDE: a file glob with directories that will be searched for included files, see INCLUDE DIRECTORIES

Andreas Louv <andreas@louv.dk>.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.