//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Product: PC-Lint 9.x options for linting QP/C++ applications, GNU-ARM
// Last Updated for Version: 5.9.7
// Date of the Last Update:  2017-08-31
//
//                    Q u a n t u m     L e a P s
//                    ---------------------------
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//
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// NOTE:
// The following code requires the definition of the QTOOLS environment
// variable, which must point to the installation directory of QTools on
// your machine (e.g. C:\qp\qtools )

// the location of the GNU-ARM includes (need to adjust!!!)
-i%QTOOLS%\gnu_arm-eabi\arm-eabi\include

// define ARM Architecture
-D__ARM_ARCH=7

// the location of the QTools lint directory (need to adjust!!!)
-i%QTOOLS%\lint

// the location of the QPC framework (need to adjust!!!)
-i..\..\..\..\include                 // QP/C++ includes
-i..\..\..\..\ports\arm-cm\qk\gnu     // QP/C++ port includes
-i..\..\..\..\3rd_party\CMSIS\Include // CMSIS directory

-D__ARM7M__=1                 // define for Cortex-M3/M4
-D__ARM6M__=0                 // define for Cortex-M0/M0+
//co-iar-arm.lnt                // IAR ARM compiler
co-gnu-arm.lnt                // GNU-ARM compiler
au-misra-cpp.lnt              // MISRA-C++:2008 rules
au-ds.lnt                     // Dan Saks recommendations
qpcpp.lnt                     // QP/C++ options
//-strong(AXJ)                  // Strong type checking

// library headers
-wlib(1)                      // ignore warnings from library headers
+libclass(angle)              // consider only <...> headers as library
//-vf                           // print names of all header & source files


-esym(1960, philoNum)         // Non-private data member in a non-POD struct
-efunc(946, *PHILO_ID)        // 5-0-15,5-0-17,5-0-18 subtraction of pointers
-efunc(947, *PHILO_ID)        // 5-0-15,5-0-17,5-0-18 subtraction of pointers
-efunc(1960,*PHILO_ID)        // 5-0-6, conversion of integer to smaller type
-efile(1924, *bsp.cpp)        // 5-2-4, C-style cast

-esym(1960,                   // 16-0-4, Function-like macro defined
 QF_SET_BASEPRI,
 QK_ISR_CONTEXT_)
-esym(1923,                   // 16-2-2, could become const variable
 QF_BASEPRI)
-emacro(717,                  // do ... while(0);
 QK_ISR_ENTRY,
 QK_ISR_EXIT)
-estring(435,                  // int constant '0xE000ED04U' has precision 32
 0xE000ED04U)
-estring(435,                  // int constant '0x10000000U' has precision 29
 0x10000000U)

// CMSIS-induced problems
-e923                         // 5-2-7, 5-2-8 cast from int to pointer
-e1924                        // C-style cast (for CMSIS)

// not referenced symbols
-e714                         // symbol '...' not referenced
-e755                         // global macro '...' not referenced
-e756                         // global typedef '...' not referenced
-e757                         // global declarator '...' not referenced
-e768                         // struct member '...' not referenced