codechecker | CodeChecker is an analyzer tooling, defect database and viewer extension for the Clang Static Analyz | Code Analyzer library
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CodeChecker is an analyzer tooling, defect database and viewer extension for the Clang Static Analyzer and Clang Tidy
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- Adds the arguments to an argument parser
- Adds common arguments to the given parser
- Combine zip files into one or more CTC files
- Assemble the input zip file
- Return the path to the diagtool binary
- Add output formats
- Handles diff results
- Checks if the source code comments are in the given types
- Returns a new authentication token
- Setup a client
- Upgrade database
- Start the CodeChecker server
- Perform a HTTP POST request
- Handles list result types
- Gets run data
- Convert reports to JSON format
- Generates a zip file from a zip file
- Get LDAP groups
- Construct the analyzer command
- Adds a new product to the server
- Construct a clang - tidy config handler
- Gets the diff results of a diff
- Perform a build command
- Gets a list of run results
- Runs analysis
- Perform the analysis
- Parse unique build log file
- Assemble inputs into a zip file
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QUESTION
While I was on a short break, my workplace switched to using a static code analyzer. They ran it over the project I am working on and one particular problem flagged by the analyzer goes like this (simplified example):
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Answered 2021-Apr-17 at 12:14I would do away with any conversion operators altogether. What's wrong with:
QUESTION
Not sure I am doing it right or not, I want to get True if I enter "ENG 123" and False "123ENG" or "ENG123". would some please help me. Thank you
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Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 02:32@Ezy, since the question is not very clear as you've stated, it's hard to guess how the user should enter two pieces of information to the program.
However, you can just this snippet and use it as template to start work out your final solution. (Just try to run with different inputs)
QUESTION
Previously I have worked with multi-module Maven projects that consisted out of two hierarchies. The parent POM followed by modules in their own directories and POMs.
But now I have taken over a project that contains a parent, followed by modules which again contain modules.
Is this all according to Maven guidelines or am I dealing with something customized?
And how to I interpret these sub-modules? Know a guide you can point me to?
I can run all Maven lifecycles successfully. Though I'm unsure whether and how to refactor the application and start inserting my own code.
Here is a tree of my project structure with only a few modules left:
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Answered 2019-Jul-29 at 15:00I provide below few outlines.
As per the question, Is this all according to Maven guidelines or am I dealing with something customized?
Yes, you can have Parent, Child, Grand child type module structure.Parent and Child type maven multi module hierarchy is simple, but in some cases, developers design to have several sub modules inside a module. If you have large project having n number of modules and m number of submodules, it becomes complex for different levels of developers.
As per this question, And how to I interpret these sub-modules? Know a guide you can point me to? It is upto the development team about how to manage for simplicity. I would recommend, if you have many sub modules, you can create/maintain another independent project and you can add the dependency to the main project wherever it is required. It will provide you the granularity and a separate team work on this project without considering the main project.
In case of large project, it is always recommended to maintain independent projects and you can add the dependency in other projects. For this you can use Nexus or Artifactory for artifact management.
QUESTION
Just assume I have two pieces of code and I want to check CPU usage and Memory of these codes and compare together, is this a good way to check performance:
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Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 15:01There are lot of factors which may impose a bias into your measurement including CLR and JIT compiler influence, heap state, cold or hot run, overall load in your system, etc. Ideally you need to isolate the pieces of code you'd like to benchmark from each other to exclude mutual impact, benchmark only hot runs, not cold to exclude JIT compilation and other cold run factors and what is most important you need to conduct multiple runs to obtain statistical information as single run can be not representative especially on a system which implies multitasking. Luckily you don't have to do it everything manually - there is great library for bench-marking which does all things mentioned and much more and which is widely used in various .NET projects.
QUESTION
I have a lot of FW/1 controllers which can perform differing functions based on whether the request is a get or post. I have a lot of code that looks like this
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Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 18:17Short answer
I have replaced
QUESTION
VS2017 Enterprise, .Net 4.6.2:
I am launching a small console app as a project postbuild event. The console app explicitly sets Environment.Exitcode to 0 when it completes, and also returns that value. I've tried doing this as a Visual Studio post-build event, and also by defining it as a target in the csproj file for the project. However in both cases Visual Studio reports the app exits with code -1, so the build 'fails' with an error when it shouldn't.
Console app code:
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Answered 2018-Jul-04 at 15:55In the end I added an IgnoreExitCode attribute to the Exec element in the Target. That at least stopped the wrong exit code from failing the build.
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QUESTION
I am trying to checkout a branch from my forked repository but it gives an error:
Repository: https://github.com/tmsblgh/codechecker/tree/issue799
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Answered 2018-Jun-08 at 16:32This branch is perhaps not in your local git setup. Try git checkout origin/issue799
P.S.: origin is the remote you are pointing to
QUESTION
I am trying to create a 'secret' guestList to practice some closures and binding in JS. I am currently stuck because I need to use binding so the value of i updates after every iteration but I am really new to biding and I am having trouble wrapping my head around this... how do I call my variable code from the closure? how do I correctly bind the guesName to my checkCode function? :/
Here my code :
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Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 22:49You dont wanna call, but you want to bind:
QUESTION
With the code below, I'd always run into "Stack around the variable 'UserCode' was corrupted.
If I'm not mistaken, when I do userCode = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*N);, shouldn't it create an "array" with size of char*n ? I'm guessing my issue is either with my declaration of an array, or my pointer arithmetic.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
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Answered 2017-Jun-10 at 21:33void getUserCode(int size, char *userCode[]) {
scanf_s(" %c", &userCode[i]);
QUESTION
I'm working on a programming online judge project like HackerRank,Codeforces etc...
I have thread pool and when requests comes, the web services gets a thread from thread pool and that thread compiles the code with ProcessBuilder(everything is okey until here), after the compilation, that thread starts execution part by using again a new Processbuilder. But my "time limit exceed" part is not calculated properly. When number of requests is increased, then I think that the process works slowly and for this reason any basic code gets time out. How can I measure the execution time of the code which is executed by a process ?(the measurement should not been affected by number of requests)
EDIT: my process should waitfor user time of the process.But I dont know how to do this.
My execution code is here:
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Answered 2017-May-29 at 23:52Have you tryed to:
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