Doesn't work on ubuntu 14.10 64bit and windows 8.1 64bit

[frbk]

I am running latest version of atom 0.155.0 on Windows and 0.154.0 on Ubuntu. I installed linter and linter-clang, however nothing happens. Is there any prerequisites I am missing?
I tried this code.

#include <stdio.h>
asd
int main(){
  return 0
}

Dev console didn't show any errors. It showed this.

is node executable: false utils.coffee:5
stderr Ignoring /tmp/AtomLinter1141111-3092-1j6vv1usource.c++/File.cpp; not a valid file name (c++)
Done processing /tmp/AtomLinter1141111-3092-1j6vv1usource.c++/File.cpp
Total errors found: 0

Am I missing something? I have been trying to figure this stuff out for hours now.

[santhoshvai]

Nothing happens for me too, Windows 7

[martpie]

Running Atom 0.154 and Linter 0.9.0 on elementary os 0.3 (based on ubuntu 14.04), nothing happens too.

[dmnd]

@rets5s the dev console shows that the linter executable is returning an error message on stderr. It's complaining that the temporary file is not "valid". I don't know what the clang linter considers a valid file, but maybe someone who uses clang will know.

Linter works by copying the file to a temporary location before linting. To understand why, see #282.

[frbk]

I was able to get linter working with python on Ubuntu. I installed linter, linter-pylint and pylint. However cpp linter still doesn't work.

[norberteder]

Running Atom 0.178.0 and Linter 0.11.1 on Ubuntu 14.10 64bit and nothing happens.