GeorgesZ - 2016-09-15

Before I create a ticket, this seems so unbelievable that I'm wondering if I'm doing something terribly stupid.

The Windows x86 build 1.68 (cppcheck-1.69-x86-Setup.msi) used to test performance with --enable=all. Now, it seems that more recent builds such as 1.72 and the latest 1.75 (cppcheck-1.75-x86-Setup.msi) no longer test performance with enable=all or even enable=performance. I tested with a sample tst.cpp file containing some of the test code assigned to the variable code in size1() in cppcheck-1.75\test\teststl.cpp. A simple command like "cppcheck.exe --enable=all tst.cpp" gives performance warning with 1.69, but no performance warning with 1.72 and 1.75. Same with "cppcheck.exe --enable=performance tst.cpp". With 1.75 and --enable=all, it gives some style warning like "(style) The function 'f' is never used", which tell me that it is doing something.

If other people have seen this problem I can create a ticket.

Thanks,
Georges