Hi,
> Henrik:
> Which is interesting, but a lot of filtering is needed to make use of
> the results.
I agree. Hence the branch and associated matrix test.
> I would use the tool very cautious. It's interesting, but the results
> can not automatically be taken as a truth, only a hint.
That's more or less what I'm attempting.
> Personally I don't have a big problem with a bit too many includes.
Ignoring the compile time, whose relevance is debateable, they do
raise the complexity of unit tests. Some unit tests require way too
many stubs, as a result of improper layerization in the core, or
because of too many includes nested somewhere in the dependency tree.
In the tool output I am running, I explicitly targeted squid.h; not in
one case changing it to config.h resulted in a broken test-build.
-- Â Â /kinkieReceived on Mon Dec 06 2010 - 22:17:42 MST
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