False positive: The address of local variable x is accessed at non-zero index.

[Sergey Burgsdorf]

Hello! We are using cppcheck for our codebase and we get this strange error since the check was introduced in 1.88.
I managed to reduce it to a somewhat small code example.
Is this a false positive, or I am not seeing something?

Changing std::map to an array removes the error from check.
Changing the map to <int, int> does not produce an error as well.

Get this error twice here, on assigning indices 1 and 2. In our real code, there are dozens of those errors that look unjustified.

Edit: adding the errors.
[TestApp.cpp:33] (error) The address of local variable 'm_ObjectDummy' is accessed at non-zero index. [objectIndex]
[TestApp.cpp:34] (error) The address of local variable 'm_ObjectDummy' is accessed at non-zero index. [objectIndex]

Thank you.

class CObject
{
public:
  CObject()
  {
  }
  virtual ~CObject()
  {
  }
};

class CTestClass
{
public:
  CTestClass();
  virtual ~CTestClass();

protected:
  CObject m_ObjectDummy;
  std::map<int, CObject*> m_ObjectMap;
};

CTestClass::CTestClass()
  : m_ObjectDummy()
{
  m_ObjectMap[0] = &m_ObjectDummy;
  m_ObjectMap[1] = &m_ObjectDummy;
  m_ObjectMap[2] = &m_ObjectDummy;
}

CTestClass::~CTestClass()
{
}

void main()
{
}

[Paul Fultz]

This is a false positive. I created a ticket here:

https://trac.cppcheck.net/ticket/9554

[Sergey Burgsdorf]

Thank you Paul, also thanks for further reducing it.
I will ask for a trac account, since I have a few more.

[Daniel Marjamäki]

Sergey; if you want a trac account I can create it for you.. please generate a htpasswd hash and send it to me. You can generate it locally on your computer or online (google "htpasswd generator").