Minor update: Updated the readme and checkproj files.

checkproj.bat

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+
+REM Sample DOS shellscript
+REM cppcheck all *.cpp files in the subdirectory 'proj'
+
+@ECHO OFF
+
+date /t > report.txt
+time /t >> report.txt
+
+FOR %%s IN (proj\*.cpp) DO (
+    cppcheck proj\%%s
+)
+

readme.txt

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+
+
 =========
 C++ check
 =========
 
 
+
 Compiling
 
   Any C++ compiler should work. 
   There are no dependencies.
 
-  Linux:
-      g++ -o cppcheck main.cpp
+  The Makefile works under Linux.
+  To make it work under Windows, change "g++" to "gxx".
 
-  Windows:
-      gxx -o cppcheck main.cpp
+  I haven't been able to test it on other platforms.
 
 
 
 Usage
 
   The syntax is:
-      cppcheck [-w] filename.cpp
+      cppcheck [--all] [--style] filename.cpp
 
   The error messages will be printed to stderr.
 
-  If you specify '-w', additional warning 
-  messages will be printed.
 
 
 
 Recommendations
 
   Create a shell script that checks all files.
+  See "checkproj.bat" for an example of how it can be done under Windows.
+
+  When the "--all" flag is given you may get a lot of error messages.
+
+  To dump the messages to a textfile you can use a command like this:
+      cppcheck --all filename.cpp 2> messages.txt
+
+  If you want to filter the messages you could use:
+    * grep to filter out specific types of messages
+    * diff to compare old messages with new messages. There are even GUIs for
+      this.
+
+
+
+Suggestions
+
+  I'd like to get suggestions about new checks.
 
 
 
 Author
 
-  Daniel Marjamäki
-  A 29 year old from sweden who works in
-  Stockholm as a programmer (developing 
-  a RAD tool for control systems that
-  control hydraulics).
+  Daniel Marjamäki   (danielm77@spray.se)
+