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diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/au-sm123.lnt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/au-sm123.lnt deleted file mode 100644 index 6eaf9a6b..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/au-sm123.lnt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,237 +0,0 @@ -/* Date Stamp */ -d"_lint_au_sm123_lnt=au-sm123.lnt modified 5-Jan-2006" -/* To document usage use: -message( "Using " _lint_au_sm123_lnt ) */ -// --------------------------------------------------------------------- -// This file is provided by Gimpel Software (www.gimpel.com) for use with -// its products PC-lint and FlexeLint. -// -// Redistribution and use of this file, with or without modification, is -// permitted provided that any such redistribution retains this notice. -// --------------------------------------------------------------------- -// au-sm123.lnt -- Author options - Scott Meyers - -/* - This options file can be used to explicitly activate those - checks advocated in the publications: - - [12] Meyers, Scott, Effective C++, Addison-Wesley, Reading Mass., 1992 - [23] Meyers, Scott, More Effective C++, Addison-Wesley, 1996 - [30] Meyers, Scott, Effective C++ Third Edition, Addison-Wesley, 2005 - - You can use this file directly when linting your programs as in: - - lin au-sm123 files - - Most of the Scott Meyers checks are on by default. The - Elective Notes (19??), however, are not and so this file - is necessary to get the full impact of the Scott Meyers - multi-volume set of recommendations. - - Also, this file explicitly activates those Warnings and - Informationals advocated by Scott Meyers just in case they were - suppressed previously. For example, - - lin -w2 au-sm123 files - - has the effect of removing all Informational messages - other than those reactivated in this file. - - If you do not want code to adhere to all of the Scott Meyers' - checks we recommend that, rather than editing this file, you - include it within a file of your own. For example: let - my-sm.lnt contain - - au-sm123.lnt - -e1932 // allow concrete base classes - - In this way you inherit the checks specified in this file - except for the ones that you wish to specifically exclude. - - Then you can use my-sm.lnt in place of au-sm123.lnt - - You might consider placing this file (au-sm123.lnt) or your own - derivation of it (as shown above) in your global options - file. - - */ - -+e424 // Inappropriate deallocation -- [12, Item 5], [30, Item 16] --append(424, -- Effective C++ #5 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 16) -+e530 // Symbol not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 530, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e603 // Symbol not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 603, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e605 // Increase in pointer capability -- [12, Item 29] --append(605, -- Effective C++ #29 ) -+e644 // Variable may not have been initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 644, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e645 // Symbol may not have been initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 645, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e673 // Possibly inappropriate deallocation (Name1) for 'Name2' data. -- [30, Item 16] --append( 673, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 16 ) -+e727 // Symbol not explicitly initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 727, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e728 // Symbol not explicitly initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 728, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e729 // Symbol not explicitly initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 729, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e738 // Symbol not explicitly initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 738, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e771 // Symbol conceivably not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 771, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e772 // Symbol conceivably not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 772, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e794 // Conceivable use of null pointer -- [12, Item 7] --append(794, -- Effective C++ #7 ) -+e802 // Conceivably passing a null pointer to function -- [12, Item 7] --append(802, -- Effective C++ #7 ) -+e818 // Pointer parameter could be declared ptr to const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 818, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e952 // Parameter could be declared const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 952, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e953 // Variable could be declared as const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 953, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e954 // Pointer variable could be declared as pointing to a const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 954, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e1072 // Reference variable must be initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1072, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1401 // member symbol not initialized by constructor -- [30, Item 4], [30, Item 13] --append( 1401, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 13) -+e1402 // member not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1402, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1403 // member not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1403, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1411 // Member with different signature hides virtual member -- [30, Item 33] --append( 1411, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 33 ) -+e1412 // Reference member is not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1412, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1413 // function is returning a temporary via a reference -- [30, Item 21] --append( 1413, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 21 ) -+e1506 // Call to virtual function within a constructor or destructor -- [30, Item 9] --append( 1506, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 9 ) -+e1509 // base class destructor for class is not virtual -- [12, Item 14], [30, Item 7] --append(1509, -- Effective C++ #14 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 7) -+e1510 // base class has no destructor -- [12, Item 14] --append(1510, -- Effective C++ #14 ) -+e1511 // Member hides non-virtual member -- [12, Item 37], [30, Item 33], [30, Item 36] --append(1511, -- Effective C++ #37 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 33& Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 36) -+e1516 // Data member hides inherited member -- [30, Item 33] --append( 1516, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 33 ) -+e1529 // not first checking for assignment to this -- [12, Item 17], [30, Item 11] --append(1529, -- Effective C++ #17 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 11) -+e1531 // Symbol should have compared argument against sizeof(class) -- [30, Item 51] --append( 1531, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 51 ) -+e1534 // static variable found within inline function -- [23, Item 26], [30, Item 30] --append(1534, -- More Effective C++ #26 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 30) -+e1536 // Exposing low access member -- [12, Item 30] --append(1536, -- Effective C++ #30 ) -+e1537 // const function returns pointer data member -- [12, Item 29 ], [30, Item 28] --append(1537, -- Effective C++ #29 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 28) -+e1539 // member not assigned by assignment operator -- [12, Item 16], [30, Item 12] --append(1539, -- Effective C++ #16 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 12) -+e1540 // pointer member freed nor zero'ed by destructor -- [12, Item 6] --append(1540, -- Effective C++ #6 ) -+e1541 // member possibly not initialized by constructor -- [30, Item 4], [30, Item 13] --append( 1541, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 13) -+e1542 // member possibly not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1542, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1543 // member possibly not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1543, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1544 // value indeterminate (order of initialization) -- [12, Item 47] --append(1544, -- Effective C++ #47 ) -+e1546 // throw() called within destuctor -- [23, Item 11], [30, Item 8] --append(1546, -- Effective C++ #11 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 8) -+e1547 // Assignment of array to pointer to base -- [23, Item 3] --append(1547, -- More Effective C++ #3 ) -+e1549 // Exception thrown for function not declared to throw -- [23, Item 11] --append(1549, -- More Effective C++ #11 ) -+e1551 // function may throw an exception in destructor -- [23, Item 11], [30, Item 8] --append(1551, -- More Effective C++ #11 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 8) -+e1557 // const member is not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1557, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1559 // Uncaught exception 'Name' may be thrown in destructor -- [30, Item 8] --append( 1559, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 8 ) -+e1722 // assignment operator does not return a reference -- [12, Item 15], [30, Item 10] --append(1722, -- Effective C++ #15 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 10) -+e1724 // Argument to copy constructor for class should be a const reference -- [30, Item 3], [30, Item 20] --append( 1724, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 20) -+e1727 // inline not previously defined inline at -- [30, Item 30] --append( 1727, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 30 ) -+e1729 // Initializer inversion detected for member -- [12, Item 13] --append(1729, -- Effective C++ #13 ) -+e1732 // new in constructor for class which has no assignment operator -- [12, Item 11] --append(1732, -- Effective C++ #11 ) -+e1733 // new in constructor for class which has no copy constructor -- [12, Item 11] --append(1733, -- Effective C++ #11 ) -+e1735 // Virtual function has default parameter -- [12, Item 38] --append(1735, -- Effective C++ #38 ) -+e1737 // 'Symbol' hides global operator new -- [12, Item 9] --append(1737, -- Effective C++ #9 ) -+e1739 // Binary operator should be non-member function -- [12, Item 19], [30, Item 24] --append(1739, -- Effective C++ #19 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 24) -+e1740 // pointer member not directly freed or zero'ed by destructor -- [12, Item 6] --append(1740, -- Effective C++ #6 ) -+e1741 // member conceivably not initialized by constructor -- [30, Item 4], [30, Item 13] --append( 1741, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 13) -+e1742 // member conceivably not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1742, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1743 // member conceivably not initialized -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1743, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1744 // member possibly not initialized by private constructor -- [30, Item 4] --append( 1744, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 4 ) -+e1745 // member not assigned by private assignment operator -- [12, Item 16], [30, Item 12] --append(1745, -- Effective C++ #16 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 12) -+e1746 // parameter of function could be made const ref -- [12, Item 22], [30, Item 3], [30, Item 20] --append(1746, -- Effective C++ #22 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3& Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 20) -+e1747 // binary operator returning a reference -- [12, Item 23] --append(1747, -- Effective C++ #23 ) -+e1749 // base class of class need not be virtual -- [23, Item 24] --append(1749, -- More Effective C++ #24 ) -+e1752 // catch parameter Integer is not a reference -- [23, Item 13] --append(1752, -- More Effective C++ #13 ) -+e1753 // Overloading special operator -- [23, Item 7] --append(1753, -- More Effective C++ #7 ) -+e1754 // Expected 'Symbol' to be declared for class 'Symbol' -- [23, Item 22] --append(1754, -- More Effective C++ #22 ) -+e1757 // Discarded instance of post decrement/increment -- [23, Item 6] --append(1757, -- More Effective C++ #6 ) -+e1758 // Prefix increment/decrement operator returns a non-reference. -- [23, Item 6] --append(1758, -- More Effective C++ #6 ) -+e1759 // Postfix increment/decrement operator returns a reference. -- [23, Item 6] --append(1759, -- More Effective C++ #6 ) -+e1762 // Member function could be made const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 1762, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e1764 // Reference parameter could be declared const reference -- [30, Item 3] --append( 1764, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) -+e1770 // function defined without function 'String' -- [30, Item 52] --append( 1770, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 52 ) -+e1772 // Assignment operator is not returning *this -- [30, Item 10] --append( 1772, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 10 ) -+e1904 // Old-style C comment -- [12, Item 4] --append(1904, -- Effective C++ #4 ) -+e1921 // Symbol not checking argument against sizeof(class) -- [30, Item 51] --append( 1921, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 51 ) -+e1923 // macro could become const variable -- [12, Item 1], [30, Item 2] --append(1923, -- Effective C++ #1 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 2) -+e1924 // C-style cast -- [23, Item 2] --append(1924, -- More Effective C++ #2 ) -+e1925 // public data member -- [12, Item 20], [30, Item 22] --append(1925, -- Effective C++ #20 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 22) -+e1926 // 'Symbol's default constructor implicitly called -- [12, Item 12] --append(1926, -- Effective C++ #12 ) -+e1927 // 'Symbol' was not initialized in the constructor init list -- [12, Item 12] --append(1927, -- Effective C++ #12 ) -+e1928 // 'Symbol' did not appear in the ctor initializer list -- [12, Item 12] --append(1928, -- Effective C++ #12 ) -+e1929 // function returning a reference -- [12, Item 23], [30, Item 21] --append(1929, -- Effective C++ #23 & Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 21) --esym( 1929, operator<<, operator>> ) // but these op's are OK -+e1930 // Conversion operator found -- [23, Item 5] --append(1930, -- More Effective C++ #5 ) -+e1931 // Constructor can be used for implicit conversions -- [23, Item 5] --append(1931, -- More Effective C++ #5 ) -+e1932 // Base class is not abstract. -- [23, Item 33] --append(1932, -- More Effective C++ #33 ) -+e1934 // flags member functions operator<< and operator>> --append(1934, -- Effective C++ #19 ) -+e1961 // virtual member function could be made const -- [30, Item 3] --append( 1961, --- Eff. C++ 3rd Ed. item 3 ) diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.h b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.h deleted file mode 100644 index e948a20f..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.h +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -#ifndef CO_GCC_H_ -#define CO_GCC_H_ - -#ifdef _lint /* Make sure no compiler comes this way */ - -/* - The headers included below must be generated; For C++, generate - with: - - g++ [usual build options] -E -dM t.cpp >lint_cppmac.h - - For C, generate with: - - gcc [usual build options] -E -dM t.c >lint_cmac.h - - ...where "t.cpp" and "t.c" are empty source files. - - It's important to use the same compiler options used when compiling - project code because they can affect the existence and precise - definitions of certain predefined macros. See the preamble to - co-gcc.lnt for details and a tutorial. - */ -#if defined(__cplusplus) -//# include "lint_cppmac.h" -#else -# include "lint_cmac.h" -#endif - - -/* If the macros given by the generated macro files must be adjusted - in order for Lint to cope, then you can do so here. */ - - -#endif /* _lint */ -#endif /* CO_GCC_H_ */ diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.lnt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.lnt deleted file mode 100644 index f7bd38dd..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/co-gcc.lnt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,188 +0,0 @@ -/* co-gcc.lnt: This is the seed file for configuring Lint for use with - GCC versions 2.95.3 and later. - - Like all compiler options files this file is intended to be used - as follows: - - lint co-gcc.lnt source-files-to-be-linted - - Some of the information that co-gcc.lnt requires needs to be - furnished with the help of the gcc system itself. - - If any of these directions are unclear, you may gain a better insight - into what is happening by checking the file gcc-readme.txt - - For C, first create an empty file named empty.c and then - run the command (options are case sensitive): - - gcc -E -dM empty.c >lint_cmac.h - - This will capture macro definitions in a file that will be included - automatically at the beginning of each module by use of the -header - option within co-gcc.lnt. The macros may change as you change - compiler options so that ultimately you may want to incorporate - this step into a make facility. - - Next we need to determine the search directories. If you run - - gcc -c -v empty.c - - you will see among other things this coveted list. For example you - might get: - - ... - #include "..." search starts here - #include <...> search starts here - /usr/local/include - /usr/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin8/4.0.1/include - /usr/include - /System/Library/Frameworks - /Library/Frameworks - End of search list. - ... - - For each directory shown (there are five in the list above) prefix - the directory name by a "--i" and place it in a file whose name is, - say, include.lnt. You may then begin linting programs by using the - command - - lint co-gcc.lnt include.lnt source-files - - Note: it is conventional to place both .lnt files into a single .lnt - file called std.lnt - - For C++, run the command (options are again case sensitive): - - g++ -E -dM empty.c >lint_cppmac.h - - This will capture C++ macro definitions in a file that will be - included automatically at the beginning of each C++ module - at the request of co-gcc.lnt. - - Next we need to determine C++ search directories. If you run - - g++ -c -v empty.c - - As in the case of C you should prepend a --i onto each directory - displayed and place these options into a file such as include.lnt. - Again, there is nothing sacred about the name and if you intend to - do mixed C and C++ programming it will be necessary for you to use - a differently named file. The rest proceeds as before. - - Note, some options in this file (such as the size options, i.e. -sp4 - indicating that pointers are four bytes wide) may need to be changed. - See "System Dependent Options" below. -*/ - --cgnu // Notifies FlexeLint that gcc is being used. - -// Begin: System Dependent Options -// ------------------------------- --a#machine(i386) // #assert's machine(i386) (SVR4 facility). -+fdi // Use the directory of the including file --si4 // size of int --sp4 // size of pointer - -// ----------------------------- -// End: System Dependent Options - -+cpp(.cc,.c) // extensions for C++ that are commonly used in addition - // to the default extensions of .cpp and .cxx --header(scripts/pclint/co-gcc.h) // Includes header generated by GCC. -+libh(co-gcc.h) // Marks that header as library code. - -// ========================================================= -// +rw and -d options to cope with GNU syntax: -+ppw(ident) // Tolerate #ident keyword definitions for SCCS/RCS -+ppw(warning) - -// GCC provides alternative spellings of certain keywords: --rw_asgn(__inline,inline) --rw_asgn(__inline__,inline) --rw_asgn(__signed__,signed) --rw_asgn( __volatile__, volatile ) --rw_asgn( __volatile, volatile ) -++d__const=const // gconv.h uses __const rather than const -++dconst=const // ensure const expands to const. - --rw_asgn( asm, _up_to_brackets ) --rw_asgn( __asm, _up_to_brackets ) --rw_asgn( __asm__, _up_to_brackets ) -// This re-definition of the various spellings of the asm keyword enables -// Lint to pass gracefully over expression-statements like: -// __asm __volatile ("fsqrt" : "=t" (__result) : "0" (__x)); - -++d__attribute__()= // ignore this keyword and following parenthetical -++d__attribute()= // variant spelling of "__attribute__" - -// "__extension__" is GCC's way of allowing the use of non-standard -// constructs in a strict Standard-conforming mode. We don't currently -// have explicit support for it, but we can use local suppressions. For -// example, we can use -e(160) so that we will not see any Errors about -// GNU statement-expressions wrapped in __extension__(). -++d"__extension__=/*lint -e(160) */" - -++d__builtin_va_list=void* // used by stdarg.h -++d__builtin_stdarg_start()=_to_semi // ditto -++d__builtin_va_end()=_to_semi // ditto -++d"__builtin_va_arg(a,b)=(*( (b *) ( ((a) += sizeof(b)) - sizeof(b) )))" -++d__null=0 -+rw(_to_semi) // needed for the two macros above. -+rw(__typeof__) // activate __typeof__ keyword --d__typeof=__typeof__ // an alternative to using __typeof__ - -+rw( __restrict ) -+rw( __restrict__ ) --rw(__except) // This MS reserved word is used as an identifier -+rw( __complex__, __real__, __imag__ ) // reserved words that can be ignored. -++d__builtin_strchr=(char*) // permits the inline definition ... -++d__builtin_strpbrk=(char*) // of these functions to be linted ... -++d__builtin_strrchr=(char*) // without drawing a complaint -++d__builtin_strstr=(char*) // about the use of a non-standard name -++d__PRETTY_FUNCTION__=___function___ // lint defines ___function___ internally -++d__FUNCTION__=___function___ // lint defines ___function___ internally - - -// ========================================================= -// Other options supporting GNU C/C++ syntax: -+fld // enables the processing of _L_abel _D_esignators E.g.: - // union { double d; int i; } u = { d: 3.141 }; - -// +fwc // wchar_t might be builtin; if so, uncomment - // this option. - -// ========================================================= -// Generally useful suppressions: --wlib(1) // sets the warning level within library headers to 1 - // (no warnings, just syntax errors). Comment out if you - // are actually linting library headers. --elib(123) // 123 is really a warning, but it's in the "Error" range. --elib(93) // allow newlines within quoted string arguments to macros --elibsym(628) // Suppress 628 for __builtin symbols. - --esym(528,__huge_val,__nan,__qnan,__qnanf,__snan,__snanf) - // We don't care if we don't reference some GNU functions --esym(528,__gnu_malloc,__gnu_calloc) - -// The following functions exhibit variable return modes. -// That is, they may equally-usefully be called for a value -// as called just for their effects. Accordingly we inhibit -// Warning 534 for these functions. -// Feel free to add to or subtract from this list. - --esym(534,close,creat,fclose,fprintf,fputc, nanosleep, time) --esym(534,fputs,fscanf,fseek,fwrite,lseek,memcpy,memmove,memset) --esym(534,printf,puts,scanf,sprintf,sscanf,strcat,strcpy) --esym(534,strncat,strncpy,unlink,write, snprintf, dprintf) - -// For non-ANSI compilers we suppress messages 515 and 516 -// for functions known to have variable argument lists. -// For ANSI compilers, header files should take care of this. - --esym(515,fprintf,printf,sprintf,fscanf,scanf,sscanf) --esym(516,fprintf,printf,sprintf,fscanf,scanf,sscanf) --esym(1702,*operator<<,*operator>>) --esym(534,*operator<<,*operator>>) --esym(1055,*__builtin*) --esym(718,*__builtin*) // The compiler does not need these ... --esym(746,*__builtin*) // declared and it knows their prototypes. diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/lint_cfg.lnt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/lint_cfg.lnt deleted file mode 100644 index 72530d53..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/lint_cfg.lnt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -// These settings are used to adjust the pcLint checking for -// the operating unit source code - -// show pclint where to find Header files --i".\include" --i".\lib" --i".\src" - --iC:\mingw\include --iC:\mingw\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.8.1\include\ --iC:\mingw\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.8.1\include\-fixed --iC:\mingw\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.8.1\include\c++\ --iC:\mingw\lib\gcc\mingw32\4.8.1\include\c++\mingw32 -//+libdir(D:\Programme\linaro\gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.9-2014.08\*) // define a directory as holding only headers, may be used with * or ? -//+libdir(D:\Programme\linaro\gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-4.9-2014.08\libc\usr\include\*) - -//+libclass(ansi) // use this if only ANSI headers are seen as unchecked libraries -+libclass(foreign) // ignore all headers comeing from a foreign directory using -i or the INCLUDE environment variable -//+libclass(angle) // ingore all headers specified with angle brackets -//+libclass(all) // ignore all header files -+libh(co-ggc.lnt) // ignore this file -//+libdir(uncrustify/scripts/*) -//-wlib(1) - -// Compiler specific configuration for Visual DSP - -// co-tiger.lnt use this file for tiger sharc as reference -scripts\pclint\co-gcc.lnt // Compiler Options for GCC - -// Configuration for checking the operating unit source code - -//-d__ARM_PCS_VFP --d__cplusplus --d_GNU_SOURCE -//-d__GNUC__ --d__STDC__ -//-d__GLIBCXX__=20130531 -//-d__SIZE_TYPE__=int -//-d__PTRDIFF_TYPE__=int -//-d__CHAR_BIT__=8 --dWIN32 --d__i386__ --dDEFINE_CHAR_TABLE --dDEFINE_PCF_NAMES - -// define compiler specific keywords - -//+rw(__inline) // activate the __inline keyword -//+ppw(import) // activate #import -//-d"_exit=_up_to_brackets" -//-d"extern 'C'=gobble" -//+fkp // complain about non-KR extensions - -// To print a stack usage report pclint has to know how much space is required by some functions -// define an upper limit of stack space usage for recursion and function pointers diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/pclint_cfg_eclipse.lnt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/pclint_cfg_eclipse.lnt deleted file mode 100644 index d1945c5b..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/pclint_cfg_eclipse.lnt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,58 +0,0 @@ -// These are generale configuration options used for pcLint -// throughout all kind of projects. -// This was adjusted to nuinno policy. -// See manual (chapter LIVING WITH LINT) for further details. -// -// Project specific settings shall be included from a separate file -// at the end of this file - -//-i"%PCLINT_HOME%" // add pclint home directory to include path - -//-p // only run preprocessor (use this for debugging pclint test) -//+source // print source code (use this for debugging pclint test) --v // be not verbose (standard setting for normal operation) -//-voif // show the options that pclint uses (only for debugging pclint) -//+v // be verbose (use this for debugging pclint test) -//-v* // be more verbose (use this for debugging pclint) -//-vf // print included files (useful for debugging pclint test) --summary // prints a summary of all pclint results (useful for debugging pclint test) -//-format_summary=. -//-format_template= -//-format_verbosity=. - -+fan // allow anonymous unions -++fim // use multiple include directories -+fus // automatically recognize std namespace -+fbo // activate keyword bool, true, false --fkp // allow ANSI/ISO standard do not insist on Kernighan Richy style --fdh // do not append a .h to header names --ffb // do not establish a separate scope for declares within for clauses -+fsv // track static variables -+fll // enable long long types -+fqb // expect const and volatile before type -+e900 // print total number of errors/warnings - --d__USE_GNU=1 -scripts\pclint\lint_cfg.lnt // include project specific settings -scripts\pclint\policy.lnt // pclint rules from nuinno - --esym(123,min,max) // allows users to use min, max as variables - -// Disable unwanted warnings -//-strong(AB,bool) -//-strong(AB,boolean) -//-strong(AJX) // all typedef must match exactly - -// create output that is understood from Jenkins -+ffn // force full path names --width(0) // don't insert line breaks (unlimited output width). --hF1 // set message height one -+program_info(output_prefix = "tests\pclint\pclint_") - -// make error format same as GCC to display it in Eclipse --"format=%(%f:%l:%C:%) %t %n: %m" --frl // Enable warning 831 -+flm // make sure no foreign includes change the format -// env-xml.lnt // create output in xml format -// -"format_stack=%-20f %5a %-20t %5n %c %e" -// +stack( &file=test\pclint\pclint-stack-report.txt ) diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/policy.lnt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/policy.lnt deleted file mode 100644 index 911e74b7..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/policy.lnt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,396 +0,0 @@ -// uncrustify policy --passes(2) // number of analysis passes (higher values give better detection but slower) --static_depth(2) // number of analyzed redirection for static variables -//-w2 // suppress informational messages -// -strong(AJX) // All typedefs must match exactly --w3 // display informational messages -//-w4 // use the maximum warning level -//+fpn // warns about the use of pointer parameters without first checking for NULL -//+fsc // assumes string constants are const char* - -// all checks from 0 to 599 are enabled by +w2 --e10 // Expecting identifier or other declarator --e18 // symbol redefined --e19 // useless declaration --e14 // symbol previously defined --e26 // expected an expression found const/return --e30 // expected an integer constant --e31 // redefinition of symbol --e32 // field size should not be zero --e36 // redefining the storage class of symbol --e40 // undeclared identifier --e46 // field type should be an integral or enumeration type --e48 // bad type --e49 // expected a typed --e50 // attempted to take the address of a non-lvalue --e52 // expected an lvalue --e55 // bad type --e56 // bad type --e63 // expected an lvalue --e64 // type mismatch --e78 // typedef'd symbol used in expression --e85 // array has dimension 0 --e96 // unmatched left brace for linkage specification --e114 // inconsistent --e119 // too many arguments --e123 // macro defined with arguments --e129 // declaration expected --e200 // internal error --e438 // last value assignd to variable not used --e451 // header without include guard --e457 // enable for checking multithreading --e458 // enable for checking multithreading --e459 // enable for checking multithreading --e506 // allow constant value booleans --e514 // unusual use of boolean expression --e516 // symbol has arg type conflict --e520 // highest operation lacks side effects --e522 // highest operation lacks side effects --e526 // symbol not defined --e528 // symbol not referenced --e534 // ignoring return value of function --e537 // do not warn about repeated inclusion --e574 // signed / unsigned mix with relational --e578 // Declaration of symbol hides symbol --e585 // not a valid Trigraph sequence - -+e601 // Expected a type for symbol Symbol -+e602 // Comment within comment -+e603 // Symbol not initialized -+e604 // Returning address of auto variable -+e605 // Increase in pointer capability -+e606 // Non-ANSI escape sequence: -+e607 // Parameter of macro found within string -+e608 // Assigning to an array parameter -+e609 // Suspicious pointer conversion -+e610 // Suspicious pointer combination -+e611 // Suspicious cast -+e612 // Expected a declarator --e613 // Possible use of null pointer -+e614 // auto aggregate initializer not constant -+e615 // auto aggregate initializer has side effects -+e616 // control flows into case/default -+e617 // String is both a module and an include file -+e618 // Storage class specified after a type -+e619 // Loss of precision (Context) (Pointer to Pointer) -+e620 // Suspicious constant (small L or one?) -+e621 // Identifier clash -+e622 // Size of argument no. Integer inconsistent with format -+e623 // redefining the storage class of symbol -+e624 // typedef redeclared -+e625 // auto symbol has unusual type modifier -+e626 // Integer inconsistent with format -+e627 // indirect object inconsistent with format --e628 // no argument information provided for function -+e629 // static class for function is non standard -+e630 // ambiguous reference to symbol -+e631 // tag 'Symbol' defined differently at Location -+e632 // Assignment to strong type -+e633 // Assignment from a strong type -+e634 // Strong type mismatch in equality or conditional -+e635 // resetting strong parent of type -+e636 // ptr to strong type versus another type -+e637 // Expected index type for strong type -+e638 // Strong type mismatch for type in relational -+e639 // Strong type mismatch for type in binary operation -+e640 // Expected strong type 'Name' in Boolean context --e641 // Converting enum to int -+e642 // Format char 'Char' not supported by wsprintf -+e643 // Loss of precision in pointer cast -+e644 // Variable may not have been initialized -+e645 // Symbol may not have been initialized -+e646 // case/default within Kind loop; may have been misplaced -+e647 // Suspicious truncation -+e648 // Overflow in computing constant for operation: -+e649 // Sign fill during constant shift -+e650 // Constant out of range for operator -+e651 // Potentially confusing initializer --e652 // #define of symbol 'Symbol' declared previously -+e653 // Possible loss of fraction -+e654 // Option String obsolete; use -width(W,I) --e655 // bit-wise operation uses (compatible) enum's -+e656 // Arithmetic operation uses (compatible) enum's -+e657 // Unusual (nonportable) anonymous struct or union -+e658 // Anonymous union assumed -+e659 // Nothing follows '}' -+e660 // Option requests removing an extent that is not on the list -+e661 // possible access of out-of-bounds pointer -+e662 // possible creation of out-of-bounds pointer -+e663 // Suspicious array to pointer conversion -+e664 // Left side of logical OR (||) or logical AND (&&) does not return -+e665 // Unparenthesized parameter Integer in macro is passed an expression -+e666 // Expression with side effects passed to repeated parameter -+e667 // Inconsistent use of qualifiers for symbol -+e668 // Possibly passing a null pointer to function -+e669 // Possible data overrun for function -+e670 // Possible access beyond array for function -+e671 // Possibly passing to function a negative value -+e672 // Possible memory leak in assignment to pointer -+e673 // Possibly inappropriate deallocation -+e674 // Returning address of auto through variable -+e675 // No prior semantics associated with symbol -+e676 // Possibly negative subscript -+e677 // sizeof used within preprocessor statement -+e678 // Member field length (Integer) too small for enum precision -+e679 // Suspicious Truncation in arithmetic expression combining with pointer -+e680 // Suspicious Truncation in arithmetic expression converted to pointer -+e681 // Loop is not entered -+e682 // sizeof applied to a parameter whose type is a sized array -+e683 // function 'Symbol' #define'd -+e684 // Passing address of auto variable into caller space -+e685 // Relational operator always evaluates to same result -+e686 // Option is suspicious -+e687 // Suspicious use of comma operator -+e688 // Cast used within preprocessor conditional statement -+e689 // Apparent end of comment ignored -+e690 // Possible access of pointer pointing Integer bytes past null character by operator -+e691 // Suspicious use of backslash -+e692 // Decimal character follows octal escape sequence -+e693 // Hexadecimal digit immediately after is suspicious in string literal. -+e694 // The type of constant (precision Integer) is dialect dependent -+e695 // Inline function defined without a storage-class specifier ('static' recommended) -+e696 // Variable has value that is out of range for operator -+e697 // Quasi-boolean values should be equality-compared only with 0 -+e698 // Casual use of realloc can create a memory leak - -+e701 // Shift left of signed int variable --e702 // Shift right of signed int variable -+e703 // Shift left of signed long variable -+e704 // Shift right of signed long variable -+e705 // Integer nominally inconsistent with format -+e706 // indirect object inconsistent with format -+e707 // Mixing narrow and wide string literals in concatenation -+e708 // union initialization --e712 // Loss of precision --e713 // Loss of precision --e714 // external variable not referenced --e715 // Symbol not referenced --e716 // while(1) found, allow endless loops --e717 // do ... while(0) found -+e718 // Symbol undeclared, assumed to return int -+e719 // Too many arguments for format -+e720 // Boolean test of assignment -+e721 // Suspicious use of ; -+e722 // Suspicious use of ; -+e723 // Suspicious use of = -- A preprocessor definition began with an = sign. -+e725 // Expected positive indentation from Location --e726 // Extraneous comma ignored -+e727 // local static variable not explicitly initialized -+e728 // global static variable not explicitly initialized -+e729 // exteral variable not explicitly initialized --e730 // Boolean argument to function --e731 // Boolean argument to equal/not equal --e732 // Loss of sign -+e733 // Assigning address of auto variable to outer scope symbol -+e734 // Loss of precision int -+e735 // Loss of precision double -+e736 // Loss of precision float --e737 // Loss of sign in promotion from Type1 to Type2 -+e738 // Symbol not explicitly initialized -+e739 // Trigraph Sequence in literal (Quiet Change) -+e740 // Unusual pointer cast (incompatible indirect types) -+e741 // Unusual pointer cast (function qualification) -+e742 // Multiple character constant -+e743 // Negative character constant -+e744 // switch statement has no default -+e745 // function has no explicit type or class, int assumed -+e746 // call to function not made in the presence of a prototype --e747 // (noisy when using bool) Significant prototype coercion Type1 to Type2 -+e748 // Symbol is a register variable used with setjmp --e749 // check for unused enum values --e750 // ignore unused local macros --e751 // check for unused local typedefs --e752 // check for unused local declarations --e753 // check for unused local struct, union or enum tag --e754 // check for unused local structure member --e755 // ignore unused global macros --e756 // check for unused global typedefs --e757 // check for unused global declarations --e758 // check for unused global struct, union or enum tag --e759 // check if symbol can be moved from header to module -+e760 // check for redundant macros --e761 // check for redundant typedefs -+e762 // check for redundantly declared symbol -+e763 // check for redundant declaration for symbol -+e764 // check for switch statement without a case --e765 // check for external symbols that could be made static -+e766 // check for unused headers -+e767 // check for differing macros --e768 // check for global struct member that is never referenced --e769 // check for global enumeration constant that is never referenced -+e770 // tag is defined identically at several locations -+e771 // check for uninitialized symbols -+e772 // check for uninitialized symbols -+e773 // Expression-like macro not parenthesized --e774 // Boolean within 'String' always evaluates to [True/False] -+e775 // non-negative quantity cannot be less than zero -+e776 // Possible truncation of addition -+e777 // Testing float's for equality --e778 // Constant expression evaluates to 0 -+e779 // String constant in comparison operator -+e780 // Vacuous array element -+e782 // Line exceeds Integer characters -+e783 // Line does not end with new-line -+e784 // Nul character truncated from string -+e785 // Too few initializers for aggregate -+e786 // String concatenation within initializer -+e787 // enum constant should not be used within switch --e788 // enum constant not used within defaulted switch -+e789 // Assigning address of auto variable to static -+e790 // Suspicious truncation, integral to float -+e791 // unusual option sequence -+e792 // void cast of void expression -+e793 // ANSI/ISO limit of String 'Name' exceeded -+e794 // Conceivable use of null pointer -+e795 // Conceivable division by 0 -+e796 // Conceivable access of out-of-bounds pointer -+e797 // Conceivable creation of out-of-bounds pointer -+e798 // Redundant character -+e799 // numerical constant 'Integer' larger than unsigned long - --e801 // Use of goto is deprecated -+e802 // Conceivably passing a null pointer to function -+e803 // Conceivable data overrun for function -+e804 // Conceivable access beyond array for function -+e805 // Expected L"..." to initialize wide char string -+e806 // Small bit field is signed rather than unsigned -+e807 // Conceivably passing to function a negative value -+e808 // No explicit type given to symbol -+e809 // Possible return of address of auto through variable -+e810 // Arithmetic modification of custodial variable -+e811 // Possible deallocation of pointer alias -+e812 // static variable 'Symbol' has size 'Integer' -+e813 // auto variable 'Symbol' in function 'Symbol' has size 'Integer' -+e814 // useless declaration -+e815 // Arithmetic modification of unsaved pointer -+e816 // Non-ANSI format specification -+e817 // Conceivably negative subscript --e818 // Pointer parameter could be declared ptr to const -+e820 // Boolean test of a parenthesized assignment -+e821 // Right hand side of assignment not parenthesized -+e825 // control flows into case/default without -fallthrough comment -+e826 // Suspicious pointer-to-pointer conversion -+e827 // Loop not reachable -+e828 // redefinition of functions -+e829 // dangerous header was used -+e830 // print error location indicator -+e831 // print error location indicator -+e832 // Parameter 'Symbol' not explicitly declared -+e833 // Symbol is typed differently in another module --e834 // missing parentheses between operators --e835 // A zero has been given as [left/right] argument to operator -+e836 // Conceivable access of pointer pointing Integer bytes past nul -+e838 // Previously assigned value to variable has not been used -+e839 // Storage class of symbol 'Symbol' assumed static -+e840 // Use of null character in a string literal --e843 // Variable 'Symbol' (Location) could be declared as const -+e844 // Pointer variable could be declared as pointing to const --e845 // The [left/right] argument to operator is certain to be 0 -+e846 // Signedness of bit-field is implementation defined -+e847 // Thread has unprotected call to thread unsafe function -+e849 // Two enumerators have the same value --e850 // loop index variable is modified in body of the for loop --e864 // Expression possibly depends on order of evaluation -+e866 // Unusual use of 'String' in argument to sizeof - -+e900 // print total number of errors/warnings --e904 // Return statement before end of function 'Symbol' -+e905 // Non-literal format specifier used (with arguments) --e909 // Implicit conversion from Type to bool --e910 // Implicit conversion (Context) from 0 to pointer --e911 // (noisy) Implicit expression promotion from Type to Type --e912 // (noisy) Implicit binary conversion from Type1 to Type2 -+e913 // Implicit adjustment of expected argument type from Type1 to Type2 -+e914 // Implicit adjustment of function return value from Type1 to Type2 --e915 // (noisy) Implicit conversion (Context) Type1 to Type2 --e916 // Implicit pointer assignment conversion --e917 // (noisy) Prototype coercion Type1 to Type2 --e918 // Prototype coercion (Context) of pointers --e919 // (noisy) Implicit conversion (Context) Type to Type --e920 // Cast from Type to void --e931 // Both sides have side effects -+e932 // Passing near pointer to library function 'Symbol' -+e933 // Passing near pointer to far function (Context) -+e934 // taking address of near auto variable 'Symbol' --e935 // (noisy) int within struct -+e936 // type is missing for function arguments -+e937 // type is missing for function arguments -+e939 // return type is missing for function -+e940 // omitted braces within an initialize -+e943 // Too few initializers for aggregate -+e945 // Undefined struct used with extern --e946 // Relational or subtract operator applied to pointers -+e947 // Subtract operator applied to pointers --e950 // Non-ISO/ANSI reserved word or construct: -+e951 // Pointer to incomplete type employed in operation --e952 // Parameter could be declared const --e953 // Variable could be declared as const --e954 // Pointer variable could be declared as pointing to a const -+e955 // Parameter name missing from prototype for function --e956 // (use for multithreaded SW) Non const, non volatile static or external variable -+e957 // Function defined without a prototype in scope --e958 // (can help to save some bytes of memory) Padding of Integer byte(s) is required to align string on Integer byte boundary -+e962 // Macro defined identically at another location -+e963 // expect modifier (const, volatile) before type --e964 // Header file not directly used in module --e966 // Indirectly included header file 'FileName' not used in module -+e967 // Header file 'FileName' does not have a standard include guard --e970 // (noisy) Use of modifier or type outside of a typedef --e971 // (noisy) Use of 'char' without 'signed' or 'unsigned' -+e974 // print Worst case function for stack usage: --e1013 // symbol is not a member of class --e1015 // symbol not found in class --e1025 // no function or template matches invocation --e1039 // symbol is not a member of class --e1040 // symbol is not a legal declaration within class --e1042 // a least one class like operand is required with operator --e1048 // expected a constant expression --e1051 // symbol is both a function and a variable --e1052 // a type was expected, class assumed --e1054 // template variable declaration expects a type --e1055 // symbol undeclared, assumed to return int --e1057 // member cannot be used without an object --e1058 // initializing a non-const reference --e1065 // symbol not declared as "C" --e1062 // template must be either a class or a function --e1066 // symbol declared as "C" --e1075 // Ambiguous reference to symbol --e1077 // could not evaluate default template parameter --e1086 // do not warn about compount literals --e1087 // previous declaration is incompatible --e1401 // member not initialized by constructor --e1502 // object has no nonstatic data member --e1526 // Member function not defined --e1529 // symbol not first checking for assignment to this --e1536 // exposing low access member --e1540 // pointer member neither freed nor zeroed by destructor --e1551 // function may throw exception in destructor --e1554 // direct pointer copy of member within copy constructor --e1561 // reference initialization causes loss of const/volatile --e1566 // member might have been initialized by a separate function --e1702 // operator is both an ordinary function and a member function --e1704 // constructor has private access specification --e1711 // function needs not to be virtual --e1712 // default constructor not defined for class --e1714 // Member function not referenced --e1725 // class member is a reference --e1732 // constructor for class has no assignment operator --e1733 // constructor for class has no copy constructor --e1736 // redundant access specifier --e1740 // pointer member not directly freed or zeroed by destructor --e1746 // parameter could be made const reference --e1757 // discarded instance of post decrement/increment --e1762 // member could be made const --e1764 // reference parameter could be declared const --e1776 // converting a string literal to char* --e1786 // implicit conversion to bool --e1788 // variable is referenced only by its constructor or destructor --e1795 // Template was defined but not instantiated --e1904 // allow old style comments --e1923 // ignore defines that could be const variables --e1924 // C-style cast - -//scripts/pclint/au-sm123.lnt // also check Scott Meyers rules of all three books -//scripts/pclint/au-misra3.lnt // Misra 2012 rules -//scripts/pclint/au-barr10.lnt // Top 10 Bug-Killing Rules -//scripts/pclint/au-ds.lnt // Dan Saks diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/run-pclint-eclipse.bat b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/run-pclint-eclipse.bat deleted file mode 100644 index 051813d6..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/run-pclint-eclipse.bat +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +0,0 @@ -rem set to on for debugging -@echo off -setlocal - -rem Run this script from the project root directory - -echo ------------------------------------------------------ -echo Start pcLint analysis to check code quality ... - -set SRC_DIR=src -set EXC_DIR=lnt -set OUT_DIR=tests\pclint -set LNT_DIR=scripts\pclint - -rem Check if pcLint program is available -set prog=lint-nt.exe -for %%i in ("%path:;=";"%") do ( -rem echo %%~i - if exist %%~i\%prog% ( - set found=%%i - echo found %prog% in %%i - ) -) -if %found%=="" goto PROG_MISSING - -if NOT EXIST tests md tests -if NOT EXIST tests\pclint md tests\pclint - -rem create list of all C source files to analyze -rem FIXME: works only if there are no spaces in the paths - -dir /s/b %EXC_DIR%\*.lnt > .\%OUT_DIR%\exceptions.lnt - -rem to check single files activate one of the lines below -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\align_stack.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\align.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\args.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\backup.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\brace_cleanup.cpp> .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\braces.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\chunk.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\ChunkStack.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\combine.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\compat_posix.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\compat_win32.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\defines.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\detect.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\indent.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\keywords.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\lang_pawn.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\logger.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\logmask.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\md5.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\newlines.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\options_for_QT.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\options.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\output.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\parens.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\parse_frame.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\punctuators.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\semicolons.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\sorting.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\space.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\tokenize_cleanup.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\tokenize.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\unc_text.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\unc_tools.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\uncrustify_emscripten.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\uncrustify.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\unicode.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\universalindentgui.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt -rem dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\width.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt - -rem to check all source files use the line below -dir /s/b %SRC_DIR%\*.cpp > .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt - -rem use this to save the pclint errors to a file for later review -rem lint-nt .\%LNT_DIR%\pclint_cfg_eclipse.lnt .\%OUT_DIR%\exceptions.lnt .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt > .\%OUT_DIR%\pclint-results.xml - -rem to make eclipse parse the pclint errors it has to be output to the console -lint-nt .\%LNT_DIR%\pclint_cfg_eclipse.lnt .\%OUT_DIR%\exceptions.lnt .\%OUT_DIR%\files.lnt - -rem type %OUT_DIR%\pclint-results.xml | more -rem type %OUT_DIR%\pclint-results.xml -rem echo pcLint output placed in %OUT_DIR%\pclint-results.xml - -goto END - -:PROG_MISSING -echo. -echo ------------------------------------------------------ -echo pcLint Error: %prog% not found. -echo Verify that PCLINT is correctly installed, the -echo installation was added to the PATH and the -echo environment variable PCLINT_HOME was set to its path. -echo ------------------------------------------------------ -echo. -goto END - -:END -echo pcLint finished -echo ------------------------------------------------------ -endlocal - diff --git a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/usage.txt b/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/usage.txt deleted file mode 100644 index fff1c305..00000000 --- a/debian/uncrustify-trinity/uncrustify-trinity-0.78.0/scripts/pclint/usage.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,16 +0,0 @@ -"pclint" is a static source code checker. -It helps detecting programming errors during development. - -To run the check you need a license for pclint. The results can either be saved to a text file or be displayed on top of the source code when using Eclipse. -The present configuration is ment for Windows using Mingw as toolchain. To run the check with another toolchain the paths in run-pclint-eclipse.bat need to be change. To run the check under Linux another tool called "flexelint" is required. - -Run the check from the top level directory of uncrustify by calling -run-pclint-eclipse.bat - -To run the check from Eclipse create a new target and use the script -as build command like that: -${workspace_loc:/uncrustify}/scripts/pclint/run-pclint-eclipse.bat - -The file policy.lnt determines which tests are performed. -The more tests are used the longer it takes but the more -precise will be the results.
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