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Cppcheck is a static analysis tool for C/C++ code. Cppcheck does not detect syntax errors
like C/C++ compilers but tries to detect bugs that are not visible by the compiler
like memory leaks or out of bounds.
Cppcheck is a command line tool but don’t panic, a GUI is also available. With Cppcheck,
you can analyze a single file or the content of a whole folder.
Homepage:
http://cppcheck.sourceforge.net/
Cppcheck 1.50 Win32 installer:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/cppcheck/cppcheck-1.50-x86-Setup.msi
I've tested Cppchec with MAME source and the program found errors!
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Re: Cppcheck a tool for MAME C/C++ code analysis :)
[Re: MASH]
#266117 - 10/12/11 02:04 AM
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You really need to say exactly what version of MAME you ran that tool against.
For example, I looked at the warning for emu/addrmap.c and the m_submap_bits field doesn't even exist in address_map_entry in the version I have, which is MAME 0.143.
The 'information' and 'style' 'Schweregrad' entries (whatever that is) are totally irrelevant.
The warnings for emu/drawgfx.h do look serious but I have a feeling that the class in question is only ever created via a new operator which zeroes memory. I don't know for sure but it feels like it would be very MAME-like to have every C++ constructor invoke a version of new that used calloc. Someone else would have to validate this though as I don't have the time at this exact moment to look that up.
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Re: Cppcheck a tool for MAME C/C++ code analysis :)
[Re: Bryan Ischo]
#266122 - 10/12/11 02:35 AM
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> You really need to say exactly what version of MAME you ran that tool against.
My guess is 0.143u7, since that's what's current..
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Re: Cppcheck a tool for MAME C/C++ code analysis :)
[Re: Bryan Ischo]
#266124 - 10/12/11 02:56 AM
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None of what's listed is a problem. We get better diagnostics compiling with top-of-tree Clang.
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