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Hello, With commit: cc24d6fc (Oliver Stöneberg 2021-12-19 12:36:11 +0100) When a file is not found inside of complile_commands.json an error is returned. I am working on a project where multiple intermediate files are created and deleted, which do not exist at the time cmake is run, even after make is run with different target. This is making cppcheck impossible to use. To workaround the problem I will modify locally the source at https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/blob/main/lib/importproject.cpp#L446...

With commit: cc24d6fc (Oliver Stöneberg 2021-12-19 12:36:11 +0100) When a file is not found inside of complile_commands.json an error is returned. I am working on a project where multiple intermediate files are created and deleted, which do not exist at the time cmake is run, even after make is run with different target. This is making cppcheck impossible to use. To workaround the problem I will modify locally the source at https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/blob/main/lib/importproject.cpp#L446 to...

Thanks Daniel, yeah i found the solution yesterday while I was reading the code to try to implement it myself. I actually use it with ALE(Asynchronus Linting Engine) https://github.com/dense-analysis/ale, a plugin for VIM, so I only need it a file at a time, and it would give me the results fairly quickly, instead of waiting for some time each time the command is ran, but I had to modify the plugin to incorporate the --file-filter into it. I am not familiar with gui tools in general, but if they...

Hi, I would like this feature too !

i would like this feature too !

Hi, We will be closing the issue as no reponse for 12 days I will post some clarifications about the issue. The timer commands are reciegved in a queue which are processed one after the other in addition to the timer list and executing the timer callbacks , using a single thread. if a thread is going through the list of timers and about to execute "Timer A" , and a higher priority task queues a command in the queue (say a stop and delete commands for "timer A") "Timer A" will still be executed. When...

Hi Chris, Thanks for reporting and the interest in FreeRTOS! I am currently investigating the issue and I do have a few questions. 1- Are you ovserving access to freed memory? 2- Did the timer execute after the delete and stop have been executed or just inserted in the queue? 3- Is the task inserting in the queue higher priority than the task processing the timer queue? 4- Any other tasks are running at the same time with higher priority than the timer queue ? Thanks, Alfred