This release has 2 main advantages over the previous release (on sourceforge):

• processes jshint output (may work with other node.js code quality tools) -- still also works with mcs-style errors, warnings, and TODOs though
• install script uses /usr/local/bin which is proper for client-side non-os software on GNU/Linux systems

It also has the following 2 necessary changes in order for it to work on modern operating system configurations, that were made along the way this year when the project was revived:

• Uses Qt5
• Uses kate if found in different locations than expected (now is detected with command -v during install)

See README.md at (https://github.com/expertmm/outputinspector) for details on what the output of your compiler or code quality tool must be in order for outputinspector to work.

Changes since sourceforge version

(see README.md for more details):

• (2017-11-09) mechanism to detect and show fatal errors (with an explanation that your tool recorded them before outputinspector started, to avoid any confusion)
• (2017-11-09) drastically improved install script (detects and warns if can't manipulate existing install in any way, and installs to /usr/local/bin instead of /usr/bin)
• (2017-03-25) migrated from qt4 to qt5
• (2017-03-25) moved from sourceforge to GitHub

Downloads below

• the file named outputinspector is a binary for linux. It was compiled using:
  • Qt Creator on Antergos, qmake version (according to qmake --version) : "QMake version 3.1 Using Qt version 5.9.2"
  • gcc (output from gcc --version): 7.2.0
  • Kernel (output from uname -a): 4.13.11-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Nov 2 10:25:56 CET 2017 x86_64 GNU/Linux