Shobana Devi Sampath

Hi , I didn't create a project file. I was directly trying to analyse the C file. After I added created the project file and edited the addons tab, I'm able to see the misra warnings. Thank you very much for your support.

Kindly see the pic in the attachment On Fri, Jun 4, 2021 at 10:28 AM Georgiy Komarov jubnzv@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Does cppcheck-gui runs the checks at all? Do you see any messages in Analysis log tab? Have you tried to check the source file containing MISRA violations? For example, this one: int foo(int unused) { return 19; } int main(int argc, char argv[]) { ++(int*)0; return foo(42); } Should I have any compiler installed ? No, you don't need any compiler to run cppcheck. Use MISRA rules...

All the check is enabled. I have tried the same code snippet. Kindly check the attachment.

C:/CppCheck/addons/MisraRules.txt - I'm using this path without spaces now. Still no luck :( Should I have any compiler installed ? int main() { char a[10]; a[10] = 0; return 0; } I have just stored these lines of code with C extension and running to find the misra errors. Thank you very much for your support.

Am I missing anything in settings or the path. should the directory don't have any spaces - like program Files has space in the name ?

Hi , I'm using cppcheck 2.4.1 version. I have installed the addon and also set the preferences in the path. Yet I'm unable to generate the misra warnings in the GUI. I have attached the path that I have set in preference. I'm able to get misra warnings only in command line by generating the dump and then running the python script manually for each file. Thanks for the support

Hi , I'm using cppcheck 2.4.1 version. I have installed the addon and also set the preferences in the path. Yet I'm unable to generate the misra warnings in the GUI.

Hi , Thank you very much for your support. Misra is working in command line. But it is not working in the GUI. Could you please let me know if I have do any changes for GUI ? Thanks & Regards Shobana