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In http://oclint.org/downloads.html Link for OCLint 0.9 dev build for linux/x86_64 is expired.

Thanks. Ryuichi. I have figured out that it was caused I missed some NULL check, I guess there were

hello, Do you guys know how to get the ProgramStateRef? I would like to write some custom rules which

All, If you run OCLint with the following messages 1 error generated. 2 errors generated. 1 error

Thank you Christian. I like both ideas. I would suggest work on getting rid of the duplications prior

Some feed backs: The windows version seems to works ^^ Some remarks: - oclint --version doesn't

Hello Lqi Many thanks for your comments. I will try your suggestion and confirm you. It would great

Thank you so much for your hard work, Joris! I will look into your other pull requests. On Sat, Dec 7

Hi Joris, I agree with your opinions on reinventing the wheels that has been developed and tested by

I am actually impressed by looking at what you have done. See, we already have three types of rules,

Hi Joris, We have document online at http://docs.oclint.org/en/dev/rules/index.html, and I am

Great, thank you for working on the back-compatibility. On Tuesday, October 15, 2013 at 12:16 PM,

Cool, let's work together to have the first pull request merged, then we can start with the

Python 3 is supported now with the recent fix. Thanks Joris for not only catching this for us, but

Hi Longyi, I was able to get around this issue by placing the compile_commands.json file into each

This should work, say you create a `foo.h` file with content ``` int m() { int i; return 0; } ``` And

Hi Vimal, I just replied your other thread, hope it helps. Regards, Longyi On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 6:

The modified code has been merged into master, so this is no longer an issue. On Monday, January 21,