Make use of Visual C++ runtime memory leak tracing
Get rid of assert in isdigit() when processing cyrillic characters.
Treat syntaxError and cppcheckError as InternalErrors (throw as exception, #4268)
Fixed five new true positives in cppcheck, silenced one new false positive (see #5618)
Improved readability of testsuite output when ASSERT_EQUALS_MSG fails.
Fixed another true positive in checkbufferoverrun.cpp
AStyle
CheckBool::checkComparisonOfBoolExpressionWithInt: Rewrite the check using AST instead of token list
Merge pull request #277 from Dmitry-Me/getridofassertinisdigit

Get rid of assert in isdigit
Refactorized handling of syntaxError: Print debug output, removed a few return values that are no longer required
Throw syntaxError when encounter one in symboldatabase (fixes #5572)
Unit test for #3589
Fixed uncaught exception in testbufferoverrun.cpp
Added unit test for #2626
Added unit test for #1473.
Added testing of samples/ to testrunner (#3515).
Attempt to fix travis failure
run dmake
Merge pull request #278 from matthiaskrgr/fix_travis

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Fixed oppositeInnerCondition check:
- Resolved false positives #4170 and #4186, as well as numerous other potential false positives
- Improved message to point to both locations
- Inner condition could also be a while loop; Outer if could also be 'else if'
- Made the check non-experimental again (#3645)
Handle pointer/reference to array in setVarId (#2645)
stdout: insert space between filename and three dots ("Checking foo.c..." -> "Checking foo.c ...")
On some terminals you can double click on a string in order to copy it (and then paste it back into command line for example to open the file with an editor in the case of cppcheck).
The dots were seleced as well so one had to remove them after pasting because the file "foo.c..." did not exist.

Inserting spaces between the file name and the dots fixes this problem, on doubleclick on the file, only the file is selected.