A0-4-3 qcc expected file

A4-10-1 clang test/expected file
A18-1-2 clang expected file

Author: mbaluda

cpp/autosar/test/rules/A0-4-3/CompilerImplementationShallComplyWithCPP14Standard.expected.qcc

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+| test.cpp:0:0:0:0 | test.cpp | File 'test.cpp' compiled with flag '-std=gnu++11' which does not strictly comply with ISO C++14. |

cpp/autosar/test/rules/A18-1-2/VectorboolSpecializationUsed.expected.clang

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+| test.cpp:10:13:10:13 | 0 | 0 is used as the null-pointer-constant but is not nullptr. |
+| test.cpp:11:6:11:6 | 0 | 0 is used as the null-pointer-constant but is not nullptr. |
+| test.cpp:17:6:17:9 | 0 | NULL is used as the null-pointer-constant but is not nullptr. |

cpp/autosar/test/rules/A4-10-1/NullPointerConstantNotNullptr.expected.clang

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+void f1(int *x);
+void f2(int x);
+void f3(char *x);
+// Template function which forwards to a pointer function
+template <typename F, typename X> void f3(F f, X x) { f1(x); }
+
+#define NULL 0
+
+void test_nullptr() {
+  int *l1 = 0;       // NON_COMPLIANT - 0 converted to a pointer type
+  f1(0);             // NON_COMPLIANT - 0 converted to a pointer type
+  int *l2 = nullptr; // COMPLIANT - use of nullptr
+  f1(nullptr);       // COMPLIANT - use of nullptr
+  f2(0);           // COMPLIANT - use of 0 literal with no conversion to pointer
+  int l3 = 0;      // COMPLIANT - use of 0 literal with no conversion to pointer
+  f3(f1, nullptr); // COMPLIANT - use of nullptr
+  f1(NULL);        // NON_COMPLIANT - use of NULL macro
+  // f1('\0');        // NON_COMPLIANT - use of octal escape 0 - this is compiler checked
+  f3("0"); // COMPLIANT - "0" is not a literal zero
+}