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=========
C++ check
=========


Compiling

  Any C++ compiler should work. 
  There are no dependencies.

  Linux:
      g++ -o cppcheck main.cpp

  Windows:
      gxx -o cppcheck main.cpp



Usage

  The syntax is:
      cppcheck [-w] 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.



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).
Description
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2022-09-22 22:21:12 +02:00
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Python 4%
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CMake 0.4%
Other 0.8%