Fix static analysis blocker: bounds-guard m_directories in DpCatalog#4964
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Fix static analysis blocker: bounds-guard m_directories in DpCatalog#4964sympact06 wants to merge 2 commits intonasa:develfrom
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Let's merge #4897 first. |
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Change Description
Clamp the loop bound in
fillBinaryTree()toDP_MAX_DIRECTORIESso thatm_directories[dir]is provably in-bounds for the static analyzer.Rationale
Resolves the SonarQube Blocker finding:
Testing/Review Recommendations
No behavioral change the clamp is purely defensive
Future Work
Remaining non-blocker static analysis findings from #4521
AI Usage (see policy)
Claude Code (Anthropic, Opus 4.6) was used to:
First PR to fprime! Hope to contribute more and learn along the way