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* use python3 on debians too in Debian 11 which is Bullseye, /usr/bin/python is a Python2 interpreter, which means that cppcheck-htmlreport fails to run here. So I've chenged the shebang to use python3 * change all shebangs from python to python3 Co-authored-by: Sam M W <smw@alertergroup.co.uk> |
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| cppcheck-htmlreport | ||
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| example.xml | ||
| requirements.txt | ||
| setup.py | ||
| test_htmlreport.py | ||
| test_suppressions.txt | ||
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README.txt
cppcheck-htmlreport This is a little utility to generate a html report of a XML file produced by cppcheck. The utility is implemented in Python (2.7+) and requires the pygments module to generate syntax highlighted source code. If you are using a Debian based Linux system, the pygments package can be installed by following command: $ sudo apt-get install python-pygments For more information run './cppcheck-htmlreport --help'