cppcheck --help printed:
--project-configuration=<config>
If used together with a Visual Studio Solution (*.sln)
or Visual Studio Project (*.vcxproj) you can limit
the configuration cppcheck should check.
For example: --project-configuration=Release|Win32 --max-configs=<limit>
Maximum number of configurations to check in a file
before skipping it. Default is '12'. If used together
with '--force', the last option is the one that is
effective.
A "\n" was missing before option --max-configs, and the doublequotes did
nothing.
So far, the cmake files of Cppcheck needed to be patched in order to
use installed tinyxml2 instead of the bundled version of tinyxml2.
- Introduce the CMake option USE_BUNDLED_TINYXML2 with a default value
of ON. This preserves the behavior as in the past and uses the
bundled version under externals/tinyxml2 by default.
- Usage of the installed tinyxml2 version of a system can be enabled
now using -DUSE_BUNDLED_TINYXML2=OFF as a cmake parameter.
- Some Linux distros do not install tinyxml2*.cmake files, which are
required to find tinyxml2 using find_package().
Try first using find_package(tinyxml2 QUIET) and if this fails, try
again using find_library(tinyxml2_LIBRARY tinyxml2)
On some platforms, the 'd_name' field of struct dirent is not a static
fixed-sized array but a "flexarray" (i.e. a single character); in this
situation, 'd_name' points to a buffer allocated somewhere, usually
at the end of the buffer used for dirent (which is then allocated in a
bigger memory). Because of this, creating a struct dirent on stack as
buffer for readdir_r is not enough to store all the memory needed for
a dirent on those platforms.
As result, create an helper union with all the needed space, calculated
statically at build time. NAME_MAX+1 is still not a perfect option, but
it will do the job in the vast majority of cases.
Oliver Stöneberg
Daniel Marjamäki
amai2012
niooss-ledger
Wolfgang Stöggl
Georgy Komarov
Lars Even Almaas
Falital
Pino Toscano
Paul Fultz II
PKEuS