NoQ added a comment.
Eg., suppress this report:
// system_header.h
int bar() {
int *x = NULL;
return *x;
}
// user_file.c
void foo() {
bar();
}
but don't suppress this report:
// system_header.h
int bar(int *x) {
return *x;
}
// user_file.c
void foo() {
int *y = NULL;
bar(y);
}
In the first example there are two interesting events: (1) `x = NULL`, (2)
`return *x` but both of them are in the system header. In the second example
the interesting event (1) `y = NULL` is not in the system header, so the report
remains.
> That all other interesting stack frames are nested in it
I think this is the best take. A more aggressive suppression would be "all
interesting things are in a system header", which would allow the suppressed
bug report to temporarily leave the system header between interesting events.
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