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By default Cppcheck uses native platform configuration that works well if your code is compiled and executed locally.
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Cppcheck has builtin configurations for unix and windows targets. You can easily use these with the --platform command line flag.
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Cppcheck has builtin configurations for Unix and Windows targets. You can easily use these with the --platform command line flag.
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You can also create your own custom platform configuration in a xml file. Here is an example:
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You can also create your own custom platform configuration in a XML file. Here is an example:
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<?xml version="1"?>
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<platform>
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</suppress>
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</suppressions>
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The xml format is extensible and may be extended with further attributes in the future.
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The XML format is extensible and may be extended with further attributes in the future.
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You can use the suppressions file like this:
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TBD
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## Misra
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## MISRA
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Cppcheck has an addon that checks for MISRA C 2012 compliance.
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