On 01/08/2012 12:25 PM, julien2412 wrote:
For the file desktop/unx/source/file_image_unx.c, cppcheck tells :
120 duplicateExpression style Same expression on both sides of '-'.
93 unreadVariable style Variable 'c' is assigned a value that is never
used
line 93 is : volatile char c = 0
Should this variable just be removed or c should be used in a way ?
What is done here is to touch a byte from every page of an mmap'ed file,
in order to make sure the file is actually read in completely. Hence
the "volatile." I guess we should live with the false cppcheck positive
(or educate cppcheck to not assume writes to volatile variables need to
be followed by reads). What you could do, though, is to add a comment
to c like "intentionally only written to and never read."
line 120 is : w.m_size -= w.m_size;
Either this is right and it could be simplified with w.m_size = 0
or it's wrong and what should it be ?
(this time no overload operator trick since it's plain C :-) )
The idea indeed appears to be to reduce w.m_size to zero. However,
since w is a local struct that is not used afterwards, anyway, it would
probably be clearer to simply remove the two lines
w.m_base = ...
w.m_size = ...
from that last if-block.
For both of them, if there's a easy fix, I suppose I may commit/push it on
master, but on branch 3.5 too ?
Yes, please push to master. These are fixing stylistic issues only, not
real bugs, so I would not bother with 3.5 (unless you want to cppcheck
the 3.5 branch and thus want to remove noise there).
Stephan
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