1. Automatic checks#

All the checks performed by aslint are listed:

Each message is identified by a letter followed by four numbers.

The letter determines the severity of the message:

E means*error: it is an error that cannot be ignored;

C means*convention: it’s an error by convention. For example, a compiler alarm that is considered too serious in code_aster.

W stands for*warning: it is usually possible to remove them by following good practices;

I means*information: it is simply information about the analysis of the source.

The first two numbers are used to indicate the language concerned and the type of messages.

We do not detail here the various messages picked up by aslint.

It is imperative to correct mistakes E. We have no choice!

It is imperative to correct errors by Convention.

It is strongly recommended to eliminate as many Warnings as possible to improve the code.