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    1. POfiletype-checking arguments passed to python script using argparse
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    2. POHow does PC-Lint (by Gimpel) look across multiple modules?
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    3. POAny tips for speeding up static analysis tool PC-Lint? Any experiences using .LOB files?
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    1. CO"They cannot be: What if the module includes your own header files, the header files you want explicitly to be processed?" It seems to me that the '+libm' option is provided for those who _know_ that a module is a library module. For example, my code runs on a third-party RTOS for which I have the source code. I want to use '+libm' on these modules in order to get inter module value tracking but I do not want to see errors from such modules because I don't maintain them. Thus, I _know_ those modules do not include my header files so I want '+libm' to work like the manual claims it should.
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    2. COOk. From what I see in my output, if two source files include the same header file, that header file is analyzed once for each source file and thus its messages are repeated. I think this adds unnecessary clutter to my output file. Is there a good reason that PC-Lint does this? Is there a way to tell PC-Lint to remember previously linted header files and ignore them if encountered again?
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    3. COThanks. Could you elaborate on the order in which the compilation units are recursively processed. Will PC-Lint proceed to each included file until it can do so not longer, then process its way back up? Another way to say this is in terms of a tree. Will lint create the tree then process each file starting from the leaves of the tree and working its way back to the root. An example would be if I have a c file which includes x1.h which, in turn, includes x2.h and x3.h. I would expect lint to process x2.h, x3.h, x1.h, and lastly the cfile. Is this correct?
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