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Select the Calculate additional arguments check box to calculate additional arguments based on current project's settings (such as the language used and standard version) and pass them to Cppcheck.Enabling this option slows down checks on big projects, but can help Cppcheck to find missing includes. Select the Add include paths check box to pass the current project's include paths to Cppcheck.Enabling this option can significantly slow down analysis, but might help to find more issues. Select the Check all define combinations check box to check all define combinations.Select the Inconclusive errors check box to also mark possible false positives.Even though Cppcheck is not run on files that match the patterns, they might be implicitly checked if other files include them. You can enter multiple patterns separated by commas. In the Ignored file patterns field, enter a filter for ignoring files that match the pattern (wildcard).To avoid possible conflicts in configuration, select the Show raw output check box to see the final arguments. The arguments might be shadowed by automatically generated ones. In the Custom arguments field, enter additional arguments for running Cppcheck.Selecting the Unused functions option disables the default behavior. For instance, you can compile (but not necessarily link) with gcc + msvc + your normal target compiler.Note: By default, Cppcheck uses multiple threads to perform checks. If you want to enforce these you can use compilers. The rules 1.1 and 1.2 will not be handled by Cppcheck. In the table below we show checkers that are included/missing in latest Cppcheck.

Together with a C compiler you get full coverage. Cppcheck covers almost all the MISRA C 2012 rules.

Download the new for android Cppcheck 2.11