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T Tanner posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Basically anything like std::map<int, std::wstring> errorText; seems to be triggering this. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy)
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Thank you!
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) Looks like the previous poster is having the same problems as I am, and I omitted to include the :: in my original example, so throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); would be a better example. Possibly if (cond) { throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary. Although having seen the prior post, does look like I needed the :: at the start
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) I'm not sure how to provide any more detailed code than throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); as an example. Possibly if (cond) { throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary.
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) I'm not sure how to provide any more detailed code than throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); as an example. Possibly if (cond) { throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary.
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) I'm not sure how to provide any more detailed code than throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); as an example. Possibly if (cond) { throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary.
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) I'm not sure how to provide any more detailed code than throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); as an example. Possibly if (cond) { throw ::mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary (not sure how to get the newlines in on that. braces are on their own lines in the code).
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Sorry, not been able to check for a couple of days. I'm using cppcheck 2.10.3 (as provided by codacy) I'm not sure how to provide any more detailed code than throw mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); as an example. Possibly if (cond) { throw mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); } might be necessary (not sure how to get the newlines in on that. braces are on their own lines in the code).
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This sort of code: throw mynamespace::exceptionobject("message"); produces an unusedScopedObject message. Why? The language requires you to write code like this. The fact that the exception object is moved into somewhere magic and then deleted isn't really important. Could this message be switched off for objects constructed and promptly thrown?
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i could try but i'd be building on mingw64 so it might take a while
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gdb comes up with a lot of "warning: Invalid parameter passed to c runtime function" messages and of course it doesn't crash with -j4 and i had to try with -j5. that crashes but there are no symbols
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I'm running on windows with mingw64. I guess I could try that - i can certainly try gdb-ing as is
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I have a directory with 9 files in it. I can run cppcheck --force --inline-suppr -I . that/ and it works fine. If I add -j4 to that. boom. segmentation violation after about 6 files of the 9. -j 2 and -j 3 work fine Higher -js also work but can process more files I tried a different directory in the same project (with 34 files), and -j 4 succeeded, although -j 6 failed with segmentation violation) I'm not really sure how to usefully track this down further.
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I have a directory with 9 files in it. I can run cppcheck --force --inline-suppr -I . that/ and it works fine. If I add -j4 to that. boom. segmentation violation after about 6 files of the 9. -j 2 and -j 3 work fine Higher -js also work but can process more files I tried a different directory in the same project (with 34 files), and -j 4 succeeded, although -j 6 failed with segmentation violation)
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and sorry for mistyping the title!
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For this code: class X { int a; int b; public: void init() { a = b = 1; } }; class Y { X x; public: Y() {} }; (which I admit is somewhat dubious), you get this $ cppcheck --enable=warning test.cc Checking test.cc ... test.cc:48:3: warning: Member variable 'Y::x' is not initialized in the constructor. [uninitMemberVar] Y() {} ^ Now I know that X doesn't have a constructor, and it should. However until it DOES have a constructor, I have no way of initialising the member variable concerned, and I don't...
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Did you try using unsigned integers for i and j? It might fix this (asking because I'm aware of various static checkers that will produce warnings when you use a signed integer for an array index)
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well, i thought i probably shouldn't be writing final at all, as the whole class as final! Thank you for raising a ticket, i shall follow it.
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thanks. appreciated
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This code: #include <set> struct Somestruct { int a; int b; Somestruct(int a, int b) : a(a), b(b) {} } typedef set<Somestruct> SomeSet; static SomeSet stuff; Somestruct *addit() { std::pair<SomeSet::iterator,bool> result(stuff.insert(Somestruct(1, 2))); Somestruct * impl = const_cast<Somestruct*>(&*result.first); return impl; } generates this output $ cppcheck test.cc Checking test.cc ... test.cc:13:12: error: Returning pointer that will be invalid when returning. [returnDanglingLifetime] return...
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So when I have something like struct Y: { virtual void wibble() = 0; virtual ~Y() {} }; struct X final: public Y { void wibble() override; X() {} virtual ~X() { wibble(); } }; gives me the virtualCallInConstructor message. I have to do this: struct Y: { virtual void wibble() = 0; virtual ~Y() {} }; struct X final: public Y { void wibble() override final; X() {} virtual ~X() { wibble(); } }; to resolve it (cppcheck 2.8)
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So when I have something like struct Y: { virtual void wibble() = 0; virtual ~Y() {} }; struct X final: public Y { void wibble() override; X() {} virtual ~X() { wibble(); } }; gives me the virtualCallInConstructor message. I have to do this: struct Y: { virtual void wibble() = 0; virtual ~Y() {} }; struct X final: public Y { void wibble() override final; X() {} virtual ~X() { wibble(); } }; to resolve it
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This code: #include <set> struct Somestruct { int a; int b; Somestruct(int a, int b) : a(a), b(b) {} } typedef set<Somestruct> SomeSet; static SomeSet stuff; Somestruct *addit() { std::pair<SomeSet::iterator,bool> result(stuff.insert(Somestruct(1, 2))); Somestruct * impl = const_cast<Somestruct*>(&*result.first); return impl; } generates this output $ cppcheck test.cc Checking test.cc ... test.cc:13:12: error: Returning pointer that will be invalid when returning. [returnDanglingLifetime] return...
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