colorgccrc

#
# colorgcc configuration file
#
# $Id: colorgccrc,v 1.1.1.1 1999/04/25 15:24:03 jamoyers Exp $
#
# This file should be named $HOME/.colorgccrc
#
#
# The following groups of attributes may be combined for a given color:
#
# clear         black      on_black
# reset         red        on_red
# bold          green      on_green
# underline     yellow     on_yellow
# underscore    blue       on_blue
# blink         magenta    on_magenta
# reverse       cyan       on_cyan
# concealed     white      on_white
#
# For example, srcColor: bold cyan on_yellow
#

# If you are using colorgcc in chain with other tools
# e.g. ccache, uncomment this:
chainedPath: 1

# Only define the paths to the actual location of the various compilers 
# if you need to do something weird.  For normal installs, 
# we'll figure out who to call next automatically based on $PATH. 
# If the requested compiler is not found => search "gcc"

# Define aliases for the usual compilers to allow using colorgcc
# without path munging.  (E.g. make CXX=color-g++)
color-g++: /usr/bin/g++
color-gcc: /usr/bin/gcc
color-c++: /usr/bin/c++
color-cc:  /usr/bin/cc

# Uncomment this if you want set up default path to gcc
#g++: /usr/bin/g++
#gcc: /usr/bin/gcc
#c++: /usr/bin/c++
#cc:  /usr/bin/cc

# Don't do color if our terminal type ($TERM) is one of these.
# (List all terminal types on one line, seperated by whitespace.)
nocolor: dumb

# Text between ` and ' is usually source code.
srcColor: bold cyan

# Text other than a warning or error.
introFileNameColor: reset
introMessageColor:  blue

# Warnings and errors both have similar formats:
#    filename:999:Message
# Each field may be assigned a different color.

# Warnings
warningFileNameColor: reset
warningNumberColor:   white
warningMessageColor:  yellow

# Errors
errorFileNameColor: reset
errorNumberColor:   white
errorMessageColor:  bold red

# Notes
noteFileNameColor: reset
noteNumberColor:   white
noteMessageColor:  green