How do I get all the Compile Time Errors at once in Java?

I want to compile a java file and get all the errors to the list. So far I am using java's built in compiler API, but it has some problems.

For example,

//demo.java
class demo
{
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        int array = new int[10]
    }
}

we can see that there is semicolon missing and [] (array brackets) are missing.
But Java Compiler API will only return

demo.java:4: error: ';' expected
        int array = new int[10]
                               ^
1 error

But It should say there is missing [] brackets and semicolon ;

Is there any other way to compile java file and return all the errors?

If there is any way to do it using Java Compiler API then let me know.

If there are any other external Libraries or tool that compile a java file and return the error status.
External Library should:

• If the file has no errors then the library should say that file has no errors.
• If the Java file has some errors then library should return list of errors with their line number and error message.

I searched a lot about this web. But Only found the one solution i.e. Java compiler API. But I want to try some other tools too.

The Java compiler does not warn you about a "missing []" because that is not a possible error that the Java compiler can ever emit; if you fix the missing semicolon (which is a syntax error) in this code, then the error reported is:

incompatible types: int[] cannot be converted to int

which makes sense as an error, because the variable's type is declared as int but the initializer's expression is of type int[].

By describing the error as "missing []", you make it sound like another syntax error, but actually an "incompatible types" error is not a syntax error; it occurs during the type-checking stage, which occurs after parsing. However, if there are any syntax errors at the parsing stage then the compiler doesn't enter the type-checking stage because there is no valid parse tree to type-check.

So the Java compiler will not report both a syntax error and a type error in the same compilation unit, regardless of whether you use the command-line javac tool or the compiler API.

This is impossible. The Java compiler stops processing a source file when it hits an error. The C/C++ compiler does what you want but most following error messages are misleading and not useful.

To get a list of all errors, the compiler would need to use AI technologies. The compiler would need to guess what you meant.