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The command cppcheck
is a static analysis tool for C and C++ code. It helps to detect bugs, errors, and other potential issues in the code.
The -I
option is used to specify additional include directories for the preprocessor when analyzing the code. In this command, there are two include directories specified: ${include-directory_1}
and ${include-directory_2}
. These are placeholders for actual directory paths that need to be provided.
The .
(dot) at the end of the command represents the current directory. It indicates that cppcheck
should analyze the code in the current directory and its subdirectories. By default, cppcheck
analyzes all C and C++ files it finds in the specified directory.
Overall, this command runs the cppcheck
tool, passing the -I
option to specify additional include directories, and providing the current directory as the source location for analysis.