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Splint (Score:2)

by Dom2 (2981)

Splint [wikipedia.org] is one lint.
The gcc folks reckon that -Wall should be good enough though.

-Dom
- Re:Splint (Score:2)
  
  by barbie (2653)
  
  Neat. Thanks. I've not really used gcc actively (accept under the covers of library installs and make), so I guess I ought to look at what all the options mean. But Splint looks to be exactly what I was after, so I'll be giving that a try in future :)
  - Re:Splint (Score:2)
    
    by Dom2 (2981) <{dom} {at} {happygiraffe.net}> on 2005.04.21 7:22 (#39875) Homepage Journal
    
    You'll probably go mad before you understand all of gcc's options. :-)
    In practise, I just compile with "-g -pipe -Wall", and it complains about quite a lot. The "-pipe" probably isn't necessary these days, but I'm a creature of habit.
    
    -Dom
    
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