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Minutes of the Xen FuSa Meeting Sep 22
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- Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2021 09:22:15 -0700
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Hi all,
These are the minutes from today's Xen FuSa meeting.
Bertrand made progress in his investigation on whether Coverity results
can be shared with the community. He should be able to have answers
soon.
We discussed how to best approach MISRA-C violations. The main idea is
to start by using cppcheck as it is open source and freely available to
everybody. Bertrand took the action of adding a "make cppcheck" target
for xen similar to "make cloc" to make it easier for contributors and
maintainers to use cppcheck to check for Xen violations.
We went through the list of Mandatory rules that we selected for Xen.
Among them, only two have violations: 13.6 and 21.18. As 13.6 is checked
by cppcheck we identified it as the first rule to address. All other
Mandatory rules already have no violations.
The second rule we identified is a Required rule: 1.3.
Artem and Stefano took the action of looking into 1.3 and 13.6. Artem,
any preference on which one you'd like to address between the two?
Cheers,
Stefano
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