Note: the diagnostic rule applies only to C++.
The analyzer has detected a potential error related to the use of the 'std::exception' class or derived class. The analyzer has issued the warning when an object of the 'std::exception' / 'CException' type is created but not being used.
Here is the example:
if (name.empty())
std::logic_error("Name mustn't be empty");The 'throw' keyword has accidentally been omitted. As a result, the code does not throw an exception when an error occurs.
Here is the fixed code:
if (name.empty())
throw std::logic_error("Name mustn't be empty");This diagnostic is classified as:
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