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@Damien-Chen Damien-Chen commented Nov 21, 2025

This commit introduces a GitHub Actions workflow for CodeQL to perform static analysis on the C codebase.


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Add a GitHub Actions CodeQL workflow to run static analysis on the C/C++ codebase for pushes and PRs to main. The job builds on ubuntu-24.04 (installs build deps and toolchain, runs make) and analyzes with github/codeql-action v4.

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This commit introduces a GitHub Actions workflow for CodeQL
to perform static analysis onthe C/C++ codebase.

Signed-off-by: Damien Chen <inkfan130924783@gmail.com>
@Damien-Chen Damien-Chen requested a review from jserv November 21, 2025 08:24
@jserv jserv merged commit b72adae into sysprog21:main Nov 21, 2025
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jserv commented Nov 21, 2025

Thank @Damien-Chen for contributing!

@Damien-Chen Damien-Chen deleted the codeql branch November 21, 2025 13:34
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