A fork of cpp-check-lint by QiuminGe
- cppcheck/cpplint:
- editor/context
- check current file
- check the directory of the current file
- cmd :
- clear all
- clear current file
- stop check
- explorer/context
- check directory || check current file
- cmd
- OnSave/QuickFix
- editor/context
- Install from source
http://cppcheck.net/
- Install for yum/apt_get/brew :
sudo apt-get install cppcheck sudo yum install cppcheck brew install cppcheck
- help
http://cppcheck.sourceforge.net/manual.html
- Install from source
https://github.com/cpplint/cpplint
- Install from pip
pip install cpplint
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cppcheck 2.4.1
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cpplint 1.5.5
support (linux cpplint need python)
Os Bit Version Ubuntu 64 16.04+ Debian 64 9+ CentOS 64 7+ RHEL 64 7+ Windows 64 7+
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Cppcheck:--executable
if (cppcheck configure is null) { use builtin binaries } else { if( ("path to executable" --version).trim().toLowerCase().startsWith("cppcheck") ){ use "path to executable" } else { use builtin binaries } }
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Cppcheck:--addon=
[ "cert", { "script": "misra.py", "args": [ "--rule-texts=/home/user/misra.txt" ] }, "y2038.py", "C:\\UsersAdministrator\\hreadsafety.json" ]
"addon" and "addon.py" will use addons folder under the same level folder as cppcheck .
[rorot@cpppcheck]$ tree | grep -E " cppcheck.exe| addons| misra.py| y2038.py| cert.py| threadsafety.py" ├── addons │ ├── cert.py │ ├── misra.py │ ├── threadsafety.py │ └── y2038.py ├── cppcheck.exe
Some addons need extra arguments. You can configure json or json file.
{ "script": "misra.py", "args": [ "--rule-texts=/home/user/misra.txt" ] } "--rule-texts=/home/user/misra.txt" (need absolute path, and use "/" or "\\" to split paths) If ${workspace folder} is included, it will be replaced. "args": ["--rule-texts=${workspaceFolder}/rule/misra.txt"] -> "args":["--rule-texts=D:/code/demo/rule/misra.txt"]}
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Cpplint:--executable
if (cpplint configure is null) { use builtin binaries } else { if("path to executable"){ use "path to executable" } else { use builtin binaries } }
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Cpplint:--recursive
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Cpplint:--lintdir
if ( cpplint version support "--recursive") { set --recursive true } else { set "--recursive" false set "--lintdir" }
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customargs
If the configuration parameters cannot be satisfied, use custom configuration "--customargs="
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OnSave
cpplint suggest use with clang-format
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QuickFix
It's just suppresses alarms
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Configure
skip unsupported flag
type value bool false string "" number null object null
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cpp-checker https://github.com/eBikeLabs/cpp-checker/issues