cppcheck/lib/errortypes.h

/*
 * Cppcheck - A tool for static C/C++ code analysis
 * Copyright (C) 2007-2022 Cppcheck team.
 *
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 */

//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ifndef errortypesH
#define errortypesH
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

#include "config.h"

#include <stdexcept>
#include <list>
#include <string>
#include <utility>

/// @addtogroup Core
/// @{
class Token;

/** @brief Simple container to be thrown when internal error is detected. */
struct InternalError {
    enum Type {AST, SYNTAX, UNKNOWN_MACRO, INTERNAL, LIMIT, INSTANTIATION};
    InternalError(const Token *tok, std::string errorMsg, Type type = INTERNAL);
    const Token *token;
    std::string errorMessage;
    Type type;
    std::string id;
};

class TerminateException : public std::runtime_error {
public:
    TerminateException() : std::runtime_error("terminate") {}
};

enum class Certainty {
    normal, inconclusive, safe, experimental
};

enum class Checks {
    unusedFunction, missingInclude, internalCheck
};

/** @brief enum class for severity. Used when reporting errors. */
class CPPCHECKLIB Severity {
public:
    /**
     * Message severities.
     */
    enum SeverityType {
        /**
         * No severity (default value).
         */
        none,
        /**
         * Programming error.
         * This indicates severe error like memory leak etc.
         * The error is certain.
         */
        error,
        /**
         * Warning.
         * Used for dangerous coding style that can cause severe runtime errors.
         * For example: forgetting to initialize a member variable in a constructor.
         */
        warning,
        /**
         * Style warning.
         * Used for general code cleanup recommendations. Fixing these
         * will not fix any bugs but will make the code easier to maintain.
         * For example: redundant code, unreachable code, etc.
         */
        style,
        /**
         * Performance warning.
         * Not an error as is but suboptimal code and fixing it probably leads
         * to faster performance of the compiled code.
         */
        performance,
        /**
         * Portability warning.
         * This warning indicates the code is not properly portable for
         * different platforms and bitnesses (32/64 bit). If the code is meant
         * to compile in different platforms and bitnesses these warnings
         * should be fixed.
         */
        portability,
        /**
         * Checking information.
         * Information message about the checking (process) itself. These
         * messages inform about header files not found etc issues that are
         * not errors in the code but something user needs to know.
         */
        information,
        /**
         * Debug message.
         * Debug-mode message useful for the developers.
         */
        debug
    };

    static std::string toString(SeverityType severity);
    static SeverityType fromString(const std::string &severity);
};

struct CWE {
    explicit CWE(unsigned short cweId) : id(cweId) {}
    unsigned short id;
};

using ErrorPathItem = std::pair<const Token *, std::string>;
using ErrorPath = std::list<ErrorPathItem>;

/// @}
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#endif // errortypesH