Remove TEXT() macro from windows.cfg and handle it internally where it
can be correctly simplified (Ansi vs. Unicode).
Also add handling of _TEXT() macro which is just a synonym for _T().
Add tests to verify correct function and macro simplification.
Add configuration and tests for LocalAlloc, LocalFree and some other
Local* functions.
LocalReAlloc is currently not configured as an alloc/dealloc function
(like realloc is not configured in std.cfg), i am not sure how to
correctly configure it.
Enhance *Equal/*Compare/*Copy/*Move/*Zero/*Fill memory functions to
catch buffer access out of bounds errors and ignored return values.
Replaced some function configuration by according defines as it is done
in windows to avoid redundant (and error prone) configurations.
Add Windows Socket 2 type/function configuration. There are still many
(microsoft specific) socket functions that are not yet configured.
Add configuration for GetUserName(), GetWindowText() and _fileno().
On Windows __wchar_t is a synonym for wchar_t, so an according define is
added.
Add function configurations with tests for:
GetLocalTime, GetSystemTime, GetLastError, SetLastError,
AllocateAndInitializeSid, FreeSid, HeapAlloc, HeapReAlloc, HeapFree,
HeapSize, HeapValidate and GetProcessHeap.
test/cfg/runtests.sh: Enable --inconclusive for the windows tests to
avoid some issues in the future.
Add configuration for the deprecated strlwr/strupr functions with
according warning.
test/cfg/windows.cpp: Added tests for strlwr and strupr. Moved function
call that does not return (FreeLibraryAndExitThread) to the end of the
function to fix analysis that was silently aborted at that point
(reported as issue #8378).
By telling cppcheck about the Microsoft Windows _countof() macro it is
now able to detect out of bounds array accesses like this:
wchar_t buf[10];
for(size_t i = 0; i <= (_countof(buf)); ++i) {
buf[i] = L'\0'; // (error) Array 'buf[10]' accessed at index 10, which
is out of bounds.
}
Detected some errors when checking for redundant function
configurations:
The functions that receive an additional argument "locale" have the
suffix "_l".
Sadly the MSDN shows wrong declarations that are missing the "_l", i
guess this caused the wrong names (I have reported it to Microsoft, but
do not expect that this is fixed soon).
The function configuration for GetModuleHandle* existed twice, i have
merged them, and it looks sane for me now.
While it was good to remove use-retval from the LoadLibrary* functions,
it is still needed for GetProcAddress. A call of GetProcAddress without
using the return value does not make sense.
orbitcowboy
amai2012
Sebastian
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Martin Ettl
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