- Removed definitely unnecessary forward declarations (e.g. "class Token"; token.h is already included by check.h, so a definition is unnecessary)
- Removed unused includes
- Fixed false negatives on self assignments of more complex expressions like "a.b"
- New false negative on self assignment in initialization
- Support this->... pattern in isSameExpression()
- Fixed#5819: Check type of operands
- Resolved false positives #4170 and #4186, as well as numerous other potential false positives
- Improved message to point to both locations
- Inner condition could also be a while loop; Outer if could also be 'else if'
- Made the check non-experimental again (#3645)
- Fixed lots of cppcheck messages about functions that can be const or static
- Fixed possible nullpointer dereference message in symboldatabase.cpp
- Replaced tokAt(+-1) by next()/previous()
1. fix typos / misspellings
- Fix misspelling within comments, variable/function names, stdout messages
- changes the name of an error code: ```stlBoundries``` changed to ```stlBoundaries```. Alias old name (```stlBoundries```) to the new one.
2. fix gcc v3.4.6 32bit & 64bit warnings
- fixes gcc v3.4.6 warnings, except for those in tinyxml and "-Wmissing-declarations" makefile warnings
- in Preprocessor::handleIncludes(), replace a ```vector <bool>``` with ```stack<bool>``` (see ```vector<bool>``` warning below).
- this is the only ```vector<bool>``` in the codebase
- ```vector <bool>``` is actually a case of template specialization, and is not recommended, according to the following links:
http://stackoverflow.com/q/6461487http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2007/n2160.htmlhttp://stackoverflow.com/q/670308
- in the codebase before and after this change, testrunner SEGVs in a number of places on gcc v3.4.6, including ```Check::~Check()```, among others
- fc42fc95 fixes this particular runtime issue for DJGPP & __sun
- Check for sizeof(ptr)/something: This indicates that programmer was trying to calculate array size, but sizeof(ptr) doesn't return the length of the memory area, but size of a pointer.
- Check for sizeof()*sizeof(): This indicates that programmer misunderstood what sizeof() does: It does return the length in bytes of the given variable, not e.g. the number of elements in an array.