* checkio: Fixed potential usage of invalid iterator.
* formatted the code.
A ticket about FN (invalidIterator1) is created at https://trac.cppcheck.net/ticket/8373
* Fixes issue with case inside switch that is not a compound statement was treated as garbage
This fixes an issue with the check for case keywords outside of switch
detection that would treat a case statement inside a switch that is not
a compound statement as garbage, but this is perfectly valid C++. This
construct is used in several libraries, i.e. Google Test.
* Tweak check and handle missing semicolon
Tweaks the check with feedback from danmar.
Handle the case where there is no semicolon and document it with a unit
test.
Implemented tests for the following windows configurations (more will
follow):
-Semaphore usage
-lstrcat function configuration
-_countof macro configuration
-Mutex usage
-Library usage (LoadLibrary, GetProcAddress, ...)
I intentionally removed the second access() configuraion because it was
missing the use-retval attribute. But calling access() without using the
return value is absolutely senseless.
I added tests to posix.c to verify the correct configuration of
access().
* Fix#7504: posix: open() was twice in configuration file
This fixes ticket #7504: Problems with the open function were not always
detected because the open function was twice in posix.cfg and only the
second configuration was used by cppcheck. Like suggested now only
one configuration is used and the third parameter has a default value
and is thereby optional.
use-retval has been removed to avoid duplicate warnings because the
alloc/dealloc configuration already warns about unused retval.
According tests to verify that open is configured
correctly now have been added to test/cfg/posix.c.
* posix.cfg: open(): Add TODO for use-retval configuration
* Add support for simple c++ 11 type ailases like: using INT = int;
Only types supported by ValueType are supported. Complex types like
function pointers are not supported. Template type aliases are not
supported.
* Fix crash when type in using type alias is simplified away.
This fixes a crash when size_t is replaced with unsigned long in: using
size_t = unsigned long; by the tokenizer.
This does not fix the problem where Tokenizer::simplifyPlatformTypes()
simplifies away size_t in other cases. This is only a problem when the
new type is different from the platform type.
Sebastian
orbitcowboy
David Hallas
Daniel Marjamäki
Simon Martin
IOBYTE
Alexey Eryomenko
Ivan Maidanski
amai2012
PKEuS
Iván Matellanes
Matthias Krüger