/*
    env-tide.lnt:  environment parameters for the Turbo/Borland
    Interactive Development Enviroment running under DOS.
    This should NOT be used with the Windows-hosted environment
    provided by Borland C 4.00.

    If you are using the Turbo/Borland IDE and you wish to invoke
    PC-lint from that environment then do the following:

    Add the following entry (or some suitable variation) to the
    'Transfer Table' (from the main menu select Options, then Transfer,
    then Edit a blank entry entering the following information).

    Program Title:  ~Lint
    (the '~' allows selection via 'L' from the ð menu).

    Program Path:  C:\LINT\LINT2.EXE
    (modify the path as appropriate -- see Note below)

    Command Line:  $SAVE CUR $NOSWAP $CAP MSG(LINT2MSG) -u -v
	-iC:\LINT   -i$INC  std  env-tide  $EDNAME

    Substitute your own lint path if different from the above.
    The file std.lnt is the same as appears in your lin.bat file.
    (the ".lnt" is assumed).  This will save the current file
    ($SAVE CUR), will not switch screens and will capture
    the output via a "filter" called "LINT2MSG.EXE" provided on
    our distribution diskette.  We recommend that you copy this filter
    into your Turbo/Borland BIN directory (e.g. C:\BORLANDC\BIN).
    This will place the cursor at the exact character in error.

    You may also select a hot key to trigger this command;
    we suggest Shift-F9 obtained by selecting a "radio button"
    on the right column.

    This will only do a unit checkout.  To do an entire project,
    set up a similar command (without the -u option) and instead of
    using '$EDNAME' use 'project' where file project.lnt contains
    the name of each file in your project.

    Note: the $CAP MSG(LINT2MSG) will dump information into a message
    area where you will have the convenience of seeking the next message
    (Alt-F8) or previous message (Alt-F7).  For debugging purposes you
    may want to dump the entirety of the PC-lint output into an edit
    window using $CAP EDIT.

    If for some reason you do not have LINT2MSG.EXE (available from the
    lint distribution diskette) you may use an existing Borland filter
    called IMPL2MSG.EXE.  Simply use the option: $CAP MSG(IMPL2MSG) in
    place of $CAP MSG(LINT2MSG).  The disadvantage is that you would not
    obtain column indication.  You would then need to use a different
    lint error message format:  You could use:

    -"format=Error %(%F %l: %)%t %n %m"     // format required by IMPL2MSG

    -------------------

    Note:  The executable \LINT\LINT2.EXE is the non-DOS-extended
    version of the product and can be used in some circumstances
    where the DOS-extended version LINT.EXE cannot.

    For example you can't run LINT.EXE from IDE which in turn was
    run from a DOS prompt from windows.

    If you attempt to run LINT.EXE from within the Borland IDE, you may
    receive a message like the following:

    Fatal Error TNT.10118: Can't load EXP file: C:\LINT\LINT.EXE
    Memory error: insufficient physical memory available

    This is a problem with the Borland IDE which may be surmounted
    by setting an environment variable as follows:

    SET DPMIMEM=MAXMEM 2000

    This is read by the IDE (bc) on startup and restricts the IDE to
    using 2000K (two mega bytes) of memory.  Adjust the amount to your
    situation.

 */

-"format=%(%l %c %f %)%t %n %m"     // format required by LINT2MSG
-width(0)   // don't break lines
-hFmn1      // always supply a File but no macro
-t4         //  Presume that tabs are every 4 stops