[splint-discuss] Option to allow gcc mixed code/declarations

[Auguste Venkiah]

The only way I got arround this is :

#ifndef S_SPLINT_S
	/* Code to ignore be ignored by splint */
#endif

Splint conforms to ISO C90 which does not allow intermixed code and
declarations. All declarations have to be at the top of a block. 

That is to say : there is no way of 'telling' splint that your piece of
code is OK because is not ISO C90; however, you can tell splint to
ignore the corresponding line in order to avoid parse errors.


Le mercredi 05 juillet 2006 à 14:25 +0100, John Matthews a écrit :
> Hi- I'm trying to use splint to check some existing code that has
> variable declarations within code ie. not just at the top of blocks, as
> allowed by gcc. Is there a way of persuading splint that this is ok,
> instead of stopping with a parse error? BTW +gnuextensions doesn't
> help.
> TIA
> John
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