noexpand always false.

[splint.git] / test / lintcomments.expect

diff --git a/test/lintcomments.expect b/test/lintcomments.expect
index 45bfb198a4198bf6af42b2ea5b4064978b390780..46dec8108a94402483ae8b76e7d936c62f0cdda9 100644 (file)
--- a/test/lintcomments.expect
+++ b/test/lintcomments.expect
@@ -1,18 +1,18 @@
 
 lintcomments.c: (in function f)
-lintcomments.c:7:51: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHROUGH*/ used.  This is
-    interpreted by LCLint in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is
-    preferable to replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
-lintcomments.c:8:33: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHROUGH*/ used.  This is
-    interpreted by LCLint in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is
-    preferable to replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
-lintcomments.c:9:30: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHRU*/ used.  This is
-    interpreted by LCLint in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is
-    preferable to replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
+lintcomments.c:7:51: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHROUGH*/ used. Splint
+    interprets this in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is preferable to
+    replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
+lintcomments.c:8:33: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHROUGH*/ used. Splint
+    interprets this in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is preferable to
+    replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
+lintcomments.c:9:30: Traditional lint comment /*FALLTHRU*/ used. Splint
+    interprets this in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is preferable to
+    replace it with the /*@fallthrough@*/ semantic comment
 lintcomments.c:11:13: Fall through case (no preceding break)
-lintcomments.c:23:21: Traditional lint comment /*NOTREACHED*/ used.  This is
-    interpreted by LCLint in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is
-    preferable to replace it with the /*@notreached@*/ semantic comment.
+lintcomments.c:23:21: Traditional lint comment /*NOTREACHED*/ used. Splint
+    interprets this in the same way as most Unix lints, but it is preferable to
+    replace it with the /*@notreached@*/ semantic comment.
 
 Finished checking --- 5 code warnings, as expected