ng.org] On
Behalf Of Bennett, Jason
Sent: 16 February 2009 09:46
To: 'sc-l@securecoding.org'
Subject: Re: [SC-L] Conditional Compile statements-- coding standards,and code
review
Robert/Sean,
It's a good question and one that I've never seen a really good answer to!
Robert y
Robert/Sean,
It's a good question and one that I've never seen a really good answer to!
Robert your option certain works but I feel that it somewhat prone to error
if deployed on a large source base. So for example if a developer actually
uses:
#ifdef FRED
# define MACRO(x) (x + 5)
#endif
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:49 AM
To: sc-l@securecoding.org
Subject: [SC-L] Conditional Compile statements-- coding standards, and code
review
I am reviewing a QA team's procedures for code review. I have an issue with
conditional compile statements (#ifdef in the C world). My issue is that it is
very difficult to have
I am reviewing a QA team's procedures for code review. I have an issue
with conditional compile statements (#ifdef in the C world). My issue
is that it is very difficult to have complete confidence that a piece of
code inside the condition (the "controlled text") does indeed not get
compiled
