Behaviour with different compile options

[Marius Urban]

I have a function with a pointer as a parameter. The pointer is read, but the only write happens in a function call exclusive to a #if Feature. Similar to this minimal snippet.
`
void fun(myStruct *pStruct, int other, int parameters) {
... more code here
#if Feature
//pStruct only changed in this function
mutatesMyStruct(pStruct);
#endif
... more code here
}

void mutatesMyStruct(myStruct *pStruct){...}
`
I then use cmake to generate compile commands for both feature flags and merge the resulting json files and use it as the --project.
When I now generate a report with cppcheck I get the following style warning:
Parameter pStruct can be declared as pointer to const"

Is this the intended behaviour? And if yes is there a better way to do this or to circumvent this warning without supressing it?

[Daniel Marjamäki]

It is not intended in my opinion.. I have created this ticket:
https://trac.cppcheck.net/ticket/12265