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V710. Suspicious declaration. There is no point to declare constant reference to a number.
The analyzer has detected a suspicious code fragment where a constant reference to a numerical literal is created. This operation doesn't have any practical sense and is most likely to be a consequence of some typo. It may involve using a wrong macro or something else.
A couple of examples:
const int & u = 7;
const double & v = 4.2;You'd better not suppress this warning but eliminate it by deleting the ampersand character thus turning the reference into a regular constant value (of course, you should check first that it all was meant exactly that way):
const int u = 7;
const double v = 4.2;Was this page helpful?
