cppcheck.supp

# cppcheck suppressions
#
# Format: one suppression id per line (optionally id:file:line).
# Keep this list short and justified. Prefer inline // cppcheck-suppress
# comments for one-off, local suppressions over global entries here.

# System/standard-library headers are not analysed; silence the advisory
# that fires when cppcheck cannot find them.
missingIncludeSystem

# Informational messages produced by cppcheck itself, not code findings.
checkersReport

# Do not fail when a suppression in this file matches nothing.
unmatchedSuppression

# The native handle and object containers are plain aggregates with no
# constructor; every construction site either uses value-initialization
# (`new EGLDisplayImpl()`) or a zeroing memset, so the members are never read
# uninitialized. Adding in-class initializers would drop their aggregate status.
uninitMemberVarNoCtor

# The EGL public API is C: opaque handles are exchanged as void* and cast back
# to the internal struct pointers at every entry point. That cast-through-void
# shape is the documented boundary idiom, not a defect.
dangerousTypeCast

# The C entry point src/egl.c and the C++ implementation declare the same _egl*
# symbols in two languages. TU-wise analysis sees both and reports one
# definition; no real build includes both translation units of a symbol twice.
ctuOneDefinitionRuleViolation

# EGL is a LIBRARY: the egl* entry points are the public API and have no caller
# inside this repository (only the examples call a handful of them). Reporting
# the exported surface as unused would bury real dead-code findings.
# Internal helpers are `static` and stay covered by -Wunused-function.
unusedFunction

# The native handle containers are small PODs (an HDC/HGLRC pair, a drawable +
# FBConfig pair) passed by value at the platform seam. They are trivially
# copyable and deliberately passed as the seam contract; const-ref churn buys
# nothing measurable and would ripple across every backend.
passedByValue