Mr. X

What comes next? Removing the snow because it offends people who live in a region where it never snows? I am against removing anything. Just don't use it, if you do not like it.

Today I found the time to prepare the second release: LCppC 1.1 is available now, based on current git head of Cppcheck with a lot of additional improvements. Development since the first release focused on bringing back useful checks that got lost in recent years of Cppcheck development and improving existing checks to fix false negatives - besides fixing bugs from the first release. Additionally, a first preview of a new GUI (currently, it only supports checking small code snippets from the "scratchpad")...

One day after the release of Cppcheck 2.1, which already fixes a lot of bugs and performance issues of version 2.0, I would like to announce the availability of LCppC 1.0, a fork of Cppcheck. It shares all core checks with Cppcheck 2.1, while a bunch of corner-case features were removed to reduce maintenance effort. It currently also lacks a (working) GUI, although this might change in the future. Compared to Cppcheck 2.1, its main features are a re-designed command line interface that provides more...

Which graphics driver version do you have?

I think this is the reason. Looking into the changelog of SFML, sf::Keyboard::Enter was introduced in 2018 (it was sf::Keyboard::Return before). That we use this new name for the key is probably not the best idea, however, updating to SFML 2.5.1 should fix your problem.

Which version of SFML do you have?

Various small Optimizations:

Windows: Added manifest file