timercmp() < seems to break cppcheck parsing

[Neil Matthews]

The "<" (or possibly ">") in timercmp() seems to break cppcheck parsing (unsurprisingly).

#include <sys/time.h>

bool test_times(timeval t_now, timeval t_then)
{
    return !timercmp(&t_now, &t_then, <);
}

[CHR]

Have you tried passing --library=gnu?

[woko1754]

This does not work for me, because I do cross-development for raspberry pi on Windows. Will there be a switch for it in the gui ?

[Neil Matthews]

Apologies -- should have replied earlier. Thanks for the --library=gnu option -- but I'm not sure how one would know that it might solve the problem? Maybe a hint would be useful if parsing fails?

I'll leave the cross-platform discussion to take its course now.