If cppcheck is run without the 'platform' argument it will out the following as the first output, which breaks XML parsing:
'cppcheck: Windows 64-bit binaries currently default to the 'win64' platform. Starting with Cppcheck 2.13 they will default to 'native' instead. Please specify '--platform=win64' explicitly if you rely on this.'
As a result checks fail in Eclipse with the error 'Content is not allowed in prolog.'
A way to specify the platform argument needs to be added in order to use cppcheclipse in Eclipse.
If cppcheck is run without the 'platform' argument it will out the following as the first output, which breaks XML parsing:
'cppcheck: Windows 64-bit binaries currently default to the 'win64' platform. Starting with Cppcheck 2.13 they will default to 'native' instead. Please specify '--platform=win64' explicitly if you rely on this.'
As a result checks fail in Eclipse with the error 'Content is not allowed in prolog.'
A way to specify the platform argument needs to be added in order to use cppcheclipse in Eclipse.