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VioletGiraffe/cppcheck-vs-addin: Visual Studio integration for cppcheck, an open-source static code analyzer for C++

This project is archived because I'm no longer interested in using or maintaining it. Feel free to fork and continue the development.

Cppcheck is a C and C++ source code static analysis tool.

This plugin integrates Cppcheck into Visual Studio and allows:

• automatically checking every C / C++ source file upon saving;
• checking the currently selected project in the Solution Explorer (menu -> Tools -> Check current project);
• convenient message suppression management with options to suppress specific messages, all messages in a given file, specific message types in a given file, message types globally, solution-wide and project-wide.

Visual Studio 2022 is supported. VS2019, 2017 and 2015 are supported by the older releases.

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NOTE: The add-in does not deploy Cppcheck executable. Please, go to Cppcheck website, download the installer and install it before first use of the add-in. The add-in then may prompt for location of the cppcheck.exe.

Should you decide to open, build and debug the project please follow these steps:

Use Visual Studio 2022 - ensure you have the workload for Extension Development installed. All SDKs are referenced as nuget packages and should

• Press F5 (Debug -> Start Debugging) to have the project built and deployed into "Experimental Instance" of Visual Studio. This should start another ("experimental") instance of Visual Studio of the same version with the addin deployed there.

• If the project builds fine but "Experimental instance" does not start (you get Visual Studio cannot start debugging because the debug target is missing) message or the wrong Visual Studio version is started do the following:

• right-click the project in Solution Explorer and get to Properties

• get to Debug tab

• next to start external program alter the path so that it points to where the right version of Visual Studio is installed. Path should be something like "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\devenv.exe"

• In the same window add /rootsuffix Exp to Command line arguments

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