foo.vim

"notes:
"syntastic looks for these functions:
" 
"    SyntaxCheckers_FILETYPE_NAME_IsAvailable()
"    SyntaxCheckers_FILETYPE_NAME_GetLocList()
"
" In your code below, FILETYPE is verilog_systemverilog, and NAME is sv_compiler (i
" removed the "my " from the beginning).
"
" I have changed the function names to match, so it should work now :)

function! SyntaxCheckers_verilog_systemverilog_sv_compiler_IsAvailable()
    return executable("my sv_compiler")
endfunction

if !exists('g:verilog_systemverilog_checker')
    let g:verilog_systemverilog_checker = "my sv_compiler"
endfunction

function! SyntaxCheckers_verilog_systemverilog_sv_compiler_GetLocList()
    let makeprg = g:verilog_systemverilog_checker . 'list of arg
files' .shellescape(expand('%')) . 'list of post arg files'
    let errorformat = '"%f", %l: %m'
    return SyntasticMake({ 'makeprg': makeprg, 'errorformat': errorformat})
endfunction

call g:SyntasticRegistry.CreateAndRegisterChecker({
    \ 'filetype': 'verilog_systemverilog',
    \ 'name': 'sv_compiler'})

you may want to change NAME to my_sv_compiler if that seems more sensible :)

Wow that was a very quick relpy. First class support :) !! My question now is that what if my executable has a '.' in its name. For exmaple it looks like my_compiler.compiler. Would that affect the SyntaxCheckers_FILETYPE_NAME_GetLocList() function call ?