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I ran into an issue where I am using a wrapper around a compiler to do static code analysis.



The command looks like:



sourceanalyzer -b Program clang -E File


The -E argument is for the clang compiler, however, sourceanalyzer reads it then throws an error because it is not valid.



Is there anyway to make sourceanalyzer ignore the -E.



Thanks for any help in advance.









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    I ran into an issue where I am using a wrapper around a compiler to do static code analysis.



    The command looks like:



    sourceanalyzer -b Program clang -E File


    The -E argument is for the clang compiler, however, sourceanalyzer reads it then throws an error because it is not valid.



    Is there anyway to make sourceanalyzer ignore the -E.



    Thanks for any help in advance.









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      I ran into an issue where I am using a wrapper around a compiler to do static code analysis.



      The command looks like:



      sourceanalyzer -b Program clang -E File


      The -E argument is for the clang compiler, however, sourceanalyzer reads it then throws an error because it is not valid.



      Is there anyway to make sourceanalyzer ignore the -E.



      Thanks for any help in advance.









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      I ran into an issue where I am using a wrapper around a compiler to do static code analysis.



      The command looks like:



      sourceanalyzer -b Program clang -E File


      The -E argument is for the clang compiler, however, sourceanalyzer reads it then throws an error because it is not valid.



      Is there anyway to make sourceanalyzer ignore the -E.



      Thanks for any help in advance.







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