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Hi everyone! Someone could indicate a great static analyzer for C++ velopment on linux machine GCC compatible ?

1. CppCheck: C, C++ static code analysis - https://github.com/danmar/cppcheck 2. PVS Studio: PVS-Studio is a tool for detecting bugs and security weaknesses in the source code of programs, written in C, C++, and C#. It works in Windows, Linux, and macOS environment. - https://www.viva64.com/en/pvs-studio/ - https://www.viva64.com/en/b/0457/ I'd advise using Qt Creator, it comes with Clang Static Analysis. U will get pretty good warnings.

Thanks. I'm trying to mount an automated continuous integration system using free software. For this moment I see Jenkins + Google Test and Google Mock.. CPPChecker sounds good on this context, but I would like a linter that is a adherent to C++ Core Guidelines. Modern C++ is the aim. Would you have any tips about free automated continuous integration system for Modern C++ ?

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Can you guys help me? I am defining a string, char var[10]; If I use sizeof(var), I get 10. No problems, until I send that array inside a function parameter. void func(char array[]) { printf("sizeof: %d", sizeof(array)); } Then it prints 8. Why?

Because in the parameter, this arrays is actually a pointer. Then, is 8 because this is the size of address for 64 bits architecture

To know the size of a string, you can use the strlen function

isn't also a pointer outside the parameter?

If he declared as char[10] is a static array

I thought it was also a pointer because I could do char array[10]; char* ptr = array; without using &array to get the address of array

A static array has similarities with pointer. But there are some differences. For example, when you declare a static array the compiler deallocate memory. And is impossible to change the array value. It's not possible to do array = str

Anyone help me😃😃😃

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If (not msg equals "") Aka If msg does not equal to "" In simplified terms

I want to learn c++ from the begining