Cppcheck integration #202
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Cppcheck integration #202
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jserv
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Oct 16, 2019
The detected and fixed errors list: - Assign a value that is never used - Reassign a value before the old one has been used - The scope of the variable can be reduced - The behaviour of using void pointers in calculations is undefined - Uninitialized variable - Shadow variables The file cppcheck_suppress suppresses the errors which should not be treated as errors. The reason is written in the file. The sanitizer.mk is renamed as dynamic-analysis.mk. And there is another file static-analysis.mk for static code analysis. Related to #173.
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The detected and fixed errors list:
The file cppcheck_suppress suppresses the errors which should not be
treated as errors.
The reason is written in the file.
The sanitizer.mk is renamed as dynamic-analysis.mk.
And there is another file static-analysis.mk for static code analysis.
Related to #173.