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Tag Archives: uninit
uninit member in destructor – Coverity UNINIT and UNINIT_CTOR checkers
Recently we encountered a serious bug like the code below – destructor function delete one member ptr, which was never init’d. At first, we were assuming checker UNINIT could help figure it out as we do not see any difference … Continue reading
Uninit structure member – Uninit checking and static code analysis
A recent software bug caused a serious data damage in our customer’s side, which is using an uninit sturcture member. This post gives a practical comparison between kinds of static code analysis tools for this specific bug among popular commerical … Continue reading
Posted in Static Code Analysis
Tagged Coverity, cppcheck, gcc, Klocwork, splint, Static Code Analysis, uninit, uno
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