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what means about "Before preprocessing" in Rule[14.3] - linglingma - 23-06-2010 "Before preprocessing, a null statement shall only occur on a line by itself; it may be followed by a comment provided that the first character following the null statement is a white-space character." in this rule,why "Before preprocessing"is used as a condition? Thanks! Re: what means about "Before preprocessing" in Rule[14.3] - misra-c - 09-07-2010 Consider the following code fragment: Code: void fn ( bool_t b ) If the macro is defined as Code: #define DO_SOMETHING Rule 14.3 is also designed to catch the accidental use of null statements by the unintentional insertion of a ';'. The non-compliant line is the example above shows how they can lead to unexpected results, as what appears to be the body of the if statement will always be executed. Re: what means about "Before preprocessing" in Rule[14.3] - gs - 27-12-2010 However, according to http://www.misra-c2.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=264, the line with the DO_SOMETHING macro usage is still non-compliant if the macro has the given definition, yes? Re: what means about "Before preprocessing" in Rule[14.3] - misra-c - 11-01-2011 Yes, it is non-compliant. |