Okay. Do you have an estimate on when you might get around to fixing it? Just so I have an idea if it's necessary to do the vcxproj preprocess tool for now or if I just wait for a few weeks. Thanks for your hard work and the tool in general, btw. It's really great and helpful!
Thanks for the answer! I will check out HEAD. Hm for me it seems to be irrelevant what value for the vs configs I put in the cppcheck file, it will always compile everything if it's run via CLI. Right now I have this in the cppcheck file: <analyze-all-vs-configs>false</analyze-all-vs-configs> It still compiles nearly 200k files, which takes five hours (the project only has 1800 files). Same happens when I set the variable to true. I was already thinking of doing a preprocess pass on the vcxproj file...
Hello, I'm trying to set up automatic static analysis for our project. Unfortunately we have dependencies on very big third party libraries, which I don't want to include into the analysis. Even though the exclude path is set, when I run the cppcheck CLI with the cppcheck project file, it will still compile all classes of all dependencies for the clang-tidy analysis, which can take up to five hours. Our project alone should compile in about 10 minutes without the dependencies. My cppcheck project...
Hello, I'm trying to set up automatic static analysis for our project. Unfortunately we have dependencies on very big third party libraries, which I don't want to include into the analysis. Even though the exclude path is set, when I run the cppcheck CLI with the cppcheck project file, it will still compile all classes of all dependencies for the clang-tidy analysis, which can take up to an hour. Our project alone should compile in about 10 minutes without the dependencies. My cppcheck project file...