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cppcheckpremium-suppressions
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cppcheckpremium-suppressions
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# False positives
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-17-1
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-6
premium-misra-cpp-2008-7-2-1
premium-misra-cpp-2008-3-3-2
# open source warnings are handled by the selfcheck.yml
noExplicitConstructor
postfixOperator
shadowFunction
useStlAlgorithm
# we need to declare reserved identifier _CRTDBG_MAP_ALLOC
premium-cert-dcl51-cpp
# TODO: Is there unsafe allocations, in case of exceptions) in cppcheck
# we have global objects
premium-cert-err58-cpp
# TODO: Exception objects must be nothrow copy constructible.
premium-cert-err60-cpp
# TODO should we throw Token?
premium-cert-err61-cpp
# TODO: Detect errors when converting a string to a number. The library function 'atoi()' shall not be used.
premium-cert-err62-cpp
# TODO: Can we reduce some const_cast?
premium-cert-exp55-cpp
# sometimes a void function does not have side effects
premium-misra-cpp-2008-0-1-8
# unused arguments, misra rules are too strict
premium-misra-cpp-2008-0-1-11
premium-misra-cpp-2008-0-1-12
# we sometimes don't care about return value from functions
premium-misra-cpp-2008-0-1-7
# c++11
premium-misra-cpp-2008-1-0-1
# TODO: can we prevent commented out code?
premium-misra-cpp-2008-2-7-2
premium-misra-cpp-2008-2-7-3
# NA
premium-misra-cpp-2008-2-10-1
# objects of a class often has the lowercase name of the class.
premium-misra-cpp-2008-2-10-4
# no suffix on numeric literals
premium-misra-cpp-2008-2-13-3
# flag |= ..
premium-misra-cpp-2008-4-5-1
# Token/Variable flags are enum constants and we use those in bitwise operations by intention.
premium-misra-cpp-2008-4-5-2
# intentional addition of char to string: const std::string end(':' + cfg + ':' + Path::simplifyPath(sourcefile));
premium-misra-cpp-2008-4-5-3
# too strict operator precedence warnings
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-2
# we are less strict about signedness. what bug is there here: unsigned int col = 0
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-4
# intentional integral-to-float conversion
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-5
# intentional addition of char literal: c = 'a' + (temp - 10);
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-11
# conversion of char-to-int is intentional sometimes
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-12
# pointer-to-bool conversion in condition
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-13
# pointer-to-bool conversion is common
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-14
# pointer arithmetic is not uncommon in cppcheck code
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-15
# it's only a problem if signed expression is negative
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-0-21
# Intentional safe operands of &&: return !stdValue.empty() && str == getCPP();
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-1
# const_cast performs intentional const casting
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-5
# safe code: const char *next = static_cast<const char*>(std::memchr(pattern, ' ', pattern_len));
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-8
# we intentionally cast pointer to integer when creating id for dumpfile
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-9
# we intentionally mix increment with other operators in expressions
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-10
# intentional array-to-pointer decay
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-2-12
# we write !pointer by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-3-1
# side effects in conditional code is intentional
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-14-1
# intentional use of comma operator in variable declarations
premium-misra-cpp-2008-5-18-1
# nested assignments are intentional
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-2-1
# for (;;)
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-2-3
# we don't always use braces for single statement loop/switch bodies
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-3-1
# we don't always use braces for single statement if/else
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-4-1
# we do not require a final else
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-4-2
# return in case
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-4-5
# it's not a bug to not put default at the end of a switch body
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-4-6
# looping linked list => not well formed for loop
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-1
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-2
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-3
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-4
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-5
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-5-6
# we like early returns
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-6-3
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-6-4
premium-misra-cpp-2008-6-6-5
# we have local functions by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-7-3-1
# intentional: return reference from method to non-const reference parameter
premium-misra-cpp-2008-7-5-3
# intentional declaration of multiple variables
premium-misra-cpp-2008-8-0-1
# we intentionally don't use & before function names
premium-misra-cpp-2008-8-4-4
# cppcheck does not care about this enumerator rule
premium-misra-cpp-2008-8-5-3
# TODO Fix these
premium-misra-cpp-2008-9-3-1
# returning non-const pointer/reference from method that is non-const
premium-misra-cpp-2008-9-3-2
# we use unions by intention sometimes
premium-misra-cpp-2008-9-5-1
# overridden methods is safe
premium-misra-cpp-2008-10-3-1
# use override/final
premium-misra-cpp-2008-10-3-2
# some classes have public members by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-11-0-1
# intentional: clang-tidy warns for redundant base class initializations
premium-misra-cpp-2008-12-1-2
# rule should not apply to deleted copy assignment operator
premium-misra-cpp-2008-12-8-2
# TODO: this can be fixed by refactoring the code.
premium-misra-cpp-2008-14-6-2
# function specializations: TODO check if we should refactor
premium-misra-cpp-2008-14-8-2
# we throw a pointer by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-15-0-2
premium-misra-cpp-2008-15-3-5
# we use preprocessor when it makes sense
premium-misra-cpp-2008-16-0-1
premium-misra-cpp-2008-16-0-7
premium-misra-cpp-2008-16-2-1
premium-misra-cpp-2008-16-2-2
premium-misra-cpp-2008-16-3-2
# TODO do we need to catch string conversion errors (using atoi)?
premium-misra-cpp-2008-18-0-2
# what standard alternative is there for std::getenv
premium-misra-cpp-2008-18-0-3
# <ctime> is used by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-18-0-4
# code is safe. we use std::strcmp by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-18-0-5
# we do avoid using new/delete
premium-misra-cpp-2008-18-4-1
# <cstdio> is used by intention
premium-misra-cpp-2008-27-0-1