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C++test does not directly analyze headers unless they are included by a source file under test. See How do I analyze header files/what files are analyzed? for details. |
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- Select or create a Test Configuration with your preferred static code analysis settings.
- For a description of preconfigured Test Configurations, see Built-in Test Configurations.
- For details on how to create a custom Test Configuration, see Configuring Test Configurations and Rules for Policies. Details on C++test-specific static analysis options are available at Static Tab Settings: "Defining How Static Analysis is Performed.
- Start the test using the preferred Test Configuration.
- For details on testing from the GUI, see Testing from the GUI.
- For details on testing from the command line, see Testing from the Command Line Interface.
- Review and respond to the results.
- For details, see Reviewing Static Code Analysis Results.
- (Optional) Fine-tune static code analysis settings as needed.
- For details, see Customizing Static Analysis Overview.
Configuring Batch-Mode Analysis with cpptestcli
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By identifying and removing duplicate code, you make your code more concise, more readable, and and easier to maintain. It It can detect similar code fragments that were introduced during the development process (for example by copy-paste mistakes). It is especially useful for large projects, where manual duplication detection is tedious and ineffective.
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For more details, see the rule descriptions for specific rules in the Code Duplication Detection category.