I want to include a list of suppressions in the report. When i am running c/c++ from eclipse and enable the 'Supressions Details' option the report contains a list of suppressions. But when i run the analysis from cli with -property report.suppressed_msgs=true the report does not contains the list of suppressions.
We have a CMake buildable project (C source) which we have just imported into Eclipse. The project builds successfully in Eclipse. When trying to run the MISRA 2012 checks via the Eclipse IDE C/C++Test plugin, it reports many files and source lines are available under 'Scope' but under 'Static' it says Files Checked: C/C++…
I am trying to run unit test by executing "Run IAR EW Tests" but I am getting this error Your current license is not sufficient to use non standard test execution flow Build and run tests on IAR C-SPY Simulator (license required) My current license indicates that "Runtime Error Detection", "Static analysis", "Unit test",…
Hi We are running cpptestcli to scan our code inside a docker container. Since we start with clean workspace every time, the scan takes too much time. To try to resolve it, we copied ".cpptest" folder to a shared location, then, on the next run, downloaded it to the workspace. the problem is that we still see long scans…
Tool: Parasoft C/C++test Standard 2022.2 Per the documentation below for cpptesttrace, if the option --cpptesttraceRun-OrigCmd is set to "no", then the original command line will not be executed. However, this option is not recognized by the tool (verified via cpptesttrace --cpptesttraceHelp). Was support for this feature…
Using the Parasoft plugin for Eclipse, I am able to run Parasoft test configurations successfully. Trying to run the same test configuration using cpptestcli results in a error message and a stack trace in the error log. The Parasoft version is C++test Professional 2020.2.0 (10.5.0.20201022B1126). The error output is…
When we analyze our code from Eclipse we use the compile_commands.json file as input. Then we click on the project name and start the analyzation. When we use cpptestcli on terminal the build_commands.json file is also used as input. We set the -workspace argument and the ruleset which should be used. The result is…
If you met some console like above while Generating a executable. Do worry, try this solution. Check your project properties configuration, and check the linker configration. Then check the path of .o file, maybe your miss a ". the code maybe like this:${cpptest:original_options} C:/code/startip.o" Add the missing ", try…
I'm using C/C++ Test Professional 2022.1 (Eclipse). Is there a possibility to set the ruleset inside the project.properties and execute the tests from the GUI without having to select a ruleset every time? We want to make sure that the same ruleset is always used.
Bonjour s’il vous plaît je suis débutante en c et j’aimerais apprendre à ecrire des programmes test
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