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fixed #13939 - look for platform file relative to project file (first) with CLI #7612

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I thought the lookup stuff was almost done but this raises even more shortcomings/questions 🤬.

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if (defaultSign != '\0')
mSettings.platform.defaultSign = defaultSign;
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This does not reflect the left-to-right processing as the imported project might change this(?). Even more reason for #7293.

Also make me wonder if this flag could be set per file and thus needs to life inside FileSettings instead of the platform after all...

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Also make me wonder if this flag could be set per file and thus needs to life inside FileSettings instead of the platform after all...

I misunderstood first..

I guess you mean that some files could be compiled with -funsigned-char and other files could be compiled with -fsigned-char? That's weird but not impossible.

I'm not sure if we need to handle this case properly.

The defaultSign do belong in platform in my head.

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yeah. that seems to be a edge case to me. I am not 100% sure if we need to support analysing multi-platform builds in 1 analysis.

That is the misconception. The signedness of char has nothing to do with the platform. It is dependent on the compiler and can be controlled individually with a CLI option. It is like specifying the language or standard.

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We already set the platform type per file so this would be akin to that.

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Either way it is out of the scope of this PR.

@firewave firewave merged commit 539aa4f into danmar:main Jun 23, 2025
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@firewave firewave deleted the platform-proj branch June 23, 2025 19:09
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