On 06/20/2017 12:54 PM, Andrew Halberstadt wrote:
Yes, we can blacklist checks with:
cppcheck --suppress=
You can see the check ids with:
cppcheck --errorlist
It's actually even more flexible, checks can be disabled for specific
files, directories and even lines in the file. And it can all be
Yes, we can blacklist checks with:
cppcheck --suppress=
You can see the check ids with:
cppcheck --errorlist
It's actually even more flexible, checks can be disabled for specific
files, directories and even lines in the file. And it can all be specified
in a text file then passed in with:
cppchec
Is it possible to run cppcheck in a mode where we select which checks it
runs? If yes, we could look at the list of true positives that people
have found (and continue to find) in bug 1370292 and create an opt-in
set of checks that rare valuable ones to have turned on by default, and
leave the
I was doing a bit of research into cppcheck [1] to see if it might be worth
running as a linter (alongside eslint, flake8 etc). More discussion in bug
1370292 [2]. I ran it against the entire tree [3] and got these results:
https://bug1370292.bmoattachments.org/attachment.cgi?id=8874498
So far it
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