Fightwarn - macos llvm - nonliteral format strings #885
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This pull request introduces 1 alert when merging 1396c273c5aadebd4e232b2fc67e92c930215964 into 27e1507 - view on LGTM.com new alerts:
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Error reports from clang were cut short by their reporting limits, some more "appeared" in view after the cleanup. PR would grow :) |
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Several more cases to go, but will go in another PR later, to have gains now and to keep changesets small. |
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Follows up from #823 and #844 to address warnings from clang10 on MacOS builds: NUT extensively uses string variables from tables or calculated at runtime to pass into various likes of
snprintf()and NUT's own routines with fmt+varargs syntax.This PR highlights such cases of intentional use of non-literal format strings with pragmas to quiesce GCC and CLANG warnings for this.
The main possible point of PR review is to double-check if these cases (now wrapped in pragmas, sometimes spanning large blocks of code with many
snprintfs inside) are all intentional and unavoidable. Otherwise, there is little change from previous state of codebase (one avoidable case avoided), so this PR is not likely to break anything :)