Activity for Mr. X
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Mr. X posted a comment on discussion Feature Requests
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.
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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")...
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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...
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Which graphics driver version do you have?
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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.
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Which version of SFML do you have?
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Various small Optimizations:
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Windows: Added manifest file
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It is wrong. argtok cannot match ".|::" if it is null.
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Since beginning of the ETR project (about 2010?) The first commit to SVN was in 2007, so it might have been launched in 2007. However, in 2010, the code base was replaced. I think you have already played with the commercial Tuxracer 1.1. Why I can see it? The extended keyframes at the end of a race (only events) are menaningful: joy and frustration. Nice. Actually, these keyframes already existed when I joined the project. According to SVN, they were implemented in 2010 by "erin10". And no, I do...
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Hello Reinhard, great to hear from you, and thank you for your kind words. Most of the code rework since 2013 was done by me, including modernization of the code base to C++11 and switching from SDL 1 to SFML. I fully agree with you that a proper implementation of collision would be a major improvement to the gaming experience. Unfortunately, I did not have much time to do more work on ETR in the last years. If you are planning to continue development of ETR, this would be great! If you are an IRC...
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Thank you very much, I applied a fix for this. The trees look better now.
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Fixed webpage URL in credits
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I think it makes sense to wait for Debian 10 which should be released in the next few days.
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This is expected behaviour. Cppcheck is not a syntax validator.
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I saw that a lot of tickets have been closed without adding a regression test to your testsuite. Closed as fixed? If it is closed as duplicate, adding a unit test would not make sense.
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Thanks for reporting this to Intel!
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It seems like Intel explicitly adressed these issues in the most recent driver version 24.20.100.6094. Extremetuxracer being fixed is listed in their changelog explicitly. I checked this, and can confirm it is fixed: Everything is displayed, in correct colors.
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Links flächendeckend aktualisiert
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I was finally able to try ETR on a machine with an Intel IGP. I was able to reproduce the issue (though I have still no clue, why it fails) with ETR 0.7.5. However, I can tell that after updating the driver to major version 24, things changed: Player and trees are visible now, although in wrong (blue) color.
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Refactorizations:
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Forget about that CMake crap when using Visual Studio. There is a Visual Studio solution to build cppcheck inside the repository.
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Thanks. Updated the translation in r699.
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Updated french translation
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Updated to Visual Studio 2017
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Version 0.0.5.129:
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I tried to change one of the two download buttons to point to "Other downloads" (removing the 32-bit Windows download button), but the patch was never applied. However; I have objections regarding the suggestion to advertise something like apt-get; typically users get extremely old cppcheck versions then - which is exactly what we do not want.
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Version 0.0.5.127:
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Nice! Course descriptions and names can be translated in course.dim of each cour...
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Version 0.0.5.126:
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Improved TTextField widget: set cursor position...
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1.72 does not support CWE afaik. You should update to the latest cppcheck versio...
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cppcheck should try to detect configurations that are identical (from cppcheck's...
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Windows: Set window icon
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Yes, this shows the tickets you own. To get the tickets you created, you need to...
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but there is still no token with str=="signed/unsigned". This is because there is...
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GUI has no features that that CLI does not have. In fact there are probably features...
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It sounds like a VMWare issue. If you can give us a code snippet to reproduce, we...
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I do not think that this is a good idea. If a user wants to check a header, cppcheck...
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Thanks for reporting this issue. Is it the same issue as described in http://trac.cppcheck.net/ticket/7753?...
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IRC would be a third option. In general, I would say that ticket-specific discussions...
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It is allowed, but it is very likely that the information gets lost if it is not...
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It is almost possible to configure cppcheck to detect leaks with sqlite3_open/close...
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The reason is simply that its implementation has never been finished. Actually, there...
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configuration splitting means that cppcheck checks all branches for #ifdef directives...
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In general it is not recommended to provide each and every include path. Especially...
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In general it is not recommended to provide each and every include path. Especially...
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If the code is inside a function, cppcheck 1.75 should detect it (and it does, I...
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One way is to use cppcheck-core directly (e.g. writing your own front-end instead...
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One way is to use cppcheck-core directly (e.g. writing your own backend instead of...
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Version 0.0.5.125:
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I'm having to seggregate the error messages as there is no such thing as enable=error...
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Btw., if you use --enable=all, you enable also non-error messages. This is the opposite...
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And this issue is so urgent that you need to scream in the topic title? Anyway, there...
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If that is not entirely true then this should be removed. Or keep the issue until...
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I suppose you are talking about the linux version? I just tried out the windows installer...
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The issue is not fixed so far, but account creation has been enabled again. So you...
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Creating accounts is disabled at the moment due to a spam problem (thousands of accounts...
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This commit adds support for trailing return types: https://github.com/danmar/cp...
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Trailing return types is a feature that we do not support yet. I have started to...
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Perhaps the problem is with the depth bits (24 instead of 32)? I tried that out,...
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So, it's definitely a bug in CppCheck. No. Cppcheck seems to not see the definition...
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That's the error?!? No, of course not. What happens if you remove CHECK_MEM_LEAKS...
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I do not get a syntaxError, neither with git head nor with 1.74. Which cppcheck version...
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Fixed by: https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/commit/644a2163945340d2df6f43907817...
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We are making progress on C++11 and C++14. For example, C++14 digit separator support...
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Fixed by: https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck/commit/3bdcf689908b471feb33ea1fa2fc...
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First of all, I would recommend to use stand-alone cppcheck and a recent version...
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Anyway, the issue is fixed for a few months already: http://trac.cppcheck.net/ti...
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So there seem to be two issues - Audio does not work (maybe you could try to update...
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So there seem to be two issues Audio does not work (maybe you could try to update...
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This seems to be the correct driver. Unfortunately, I have no Intel IGP which I could...
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Windows Update does not provide latest graphics drivers. According to the version...
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I somehow expected something like an Intel IGP. However, all Intel HD graphic adapters...
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Thanks for the screenshot. Can you tell us something about your graphics hardware...
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The check became too noisy, we know this and will fix it somehow for next releas...
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Log-Bedienung dokumentiert, Downloadlinks für C...
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If this is not set, does it mean it cannot do memory leak check? new/delete (C++)...
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If this is not set, does it mean it cannot do memory leak check? new/delete (C++)...
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It does already so. In events, the counters for time and herrings go in the inverse...
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The reason for the unintuitive behaviour is, that the arrows are the same as used...
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Implemented more convenient behaviour for certa...
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Feel free to join us in #etracer on freenode (IRC), we could discuss the translation...
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Thanks. Fixed in r660.
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Fixed in r660.
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Improved translatability of some strings
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Mirroring comes at very low costs, so why removing it? Even though it only slightly...
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Keep reset, definitily. There must be a way to get back to the track when you fall...
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The reason is the usage of uint8_t which cppcheck did not interpret as an integer....
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Have you tried --library=posix.cfg?
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It is not a known problem. Maybe it helps to update your graphics drivers (which...
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I will try ETR 0.7.1 on XP, maybe I can reproduce the issue. So far, I have no idea...
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We have a large test suite of small code snippets which we use for both false negative...
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