Add support for static analysis #2597
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Yes, I don't think there's much other use for it besides guiding static analysis tools, #2594 that fixes an fanalyzer warning needs it. |
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This is useful for guiding gcc -fanalyzer about invariants of the code that are too complicated to be inferred.
GCC can perform static analysis on code. Add support to the build system for using that. Run with: make ANALYZE=1
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GCC can perform static analysis on code.
Add support to the build system for
using that.
Run with:
make ANALYZE=1