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i am currently working with TeamCity's latest version. I have configured TeamCity to compile my IAR Embedded Workbench Projects via command line runner as follows: 

Run: Executable with parameters
Command executable: %IAR_PATH%\common\bin\IarBuild.exe
Command parameters: project1/example_project/_build/example.ewp -build Debug

SVN structure is: 

<root>---- tags
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+--------- branches
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+--------- trunk 
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           +---- example_project 
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                 +---- _build

In order to highlight "todo-notes", i have a function which generates warnings as todo notes which you can see in the compile log. Examples:

file_main.cpp(353) : Warning[TODO]: "this should be done tomorrow."
main.cpp(99) : Remark[Ga826]: parameter "foobar" was never referrenced.
debug.cpp(123) : Remark[Pe192]: argument is incompatible with corresponding format string conversion

How can i make TeamCity track these warning messages? I want to show them in the Overview-tab, or if its impossible, in an extra warning tab. I've tried to figure it out with MSBuilder examples and the documentation, but i'm stuck with figuring it out. =/ Thanks for your help!

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  • When you say "track these warning messages" I assume you mean just show them and not break the build if it finds them. Correct? – Paul Hunt Jun 10 '14 at 13:32
  • Well you can fail the build when it finds specific build text in the build log but that's not going to help in that case. I'm not aware of a way to simply highlight the text. – Paul Hunt Jun 10 '14 at 14:12
  • Mhm.. i hope that there's an option to display something like this: Build success, but there where some warnings: warning1, warning2, .. – Aureon Jun 10 '14 at 14:54
  • So your function, does it generate a log file which has just warnings or it adds warnings in the same log file. – Mohammad Nadeem Jun 11 '14 at 03:41
  • It adds warning in the same log file - just like normal warnings. – Aureon Jun 11 '14 at 07:55

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I solved my problem as follows. I wrote two simple parser programs in Python:

A buildlog parser to get the current build-log snippet which contains the IAR-log and an IAR-log parser which uses regular expressions. Seems a bit complicated and there is maybe a simpler way to do this, but it works!

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