Release 0.9.14

0.9.14

• Support for projects.
  This is a major new feature for all MISS_HIT tools, intended to make it
  easier to analyse specific programs in large shared code repositories.
  For example instead of having to do:

  $ mh_lint shared_lib_1 shared_lib_2 my_potato_app my_potato_lib
  

  You can now instead simply do:

  $ mh_lint --entry-point=PotatoApp
  

  You can set up libraries and entrypoints and the dependencies
  between them with new configuration directives.

  Currently the functionality is limited, however in the future this
  will be the basis for all advanced static analysis; since it
  provides the equivalent of path or matlabpath to the MISS_HIT tools.

• New documentation for the
  common command-line interface, which is shared between all MISS_HIT tools (except for MH Diff).

• New switch for all tools --input-encoding (which is by default
  cp1252). You can use this to request a different input encoding to
  be used when reading files.

  Note: this is not applicable for Simulink models, since Simulink
  models actually specify the input encoding to be used.

• MH Style has a new rule unicode and two new configuration options
  enforce_encoding and enforce_encoding_comments to make sure
  source files only contain ASCII characters.

  You can configure the encoding enforced using enforce_encoding to
  e.g. iso8859_15, if that is what you want instead; and you can
  optionally allow comments and line continuations to contain
  anything.

• Fixed bug in MH Metric HTML reports. When MH Metric was installed
  via pip, the link to the assets and stylesheetds did not
  resolve. This is now fixed.

  In addition the new --portable-html option for MH Metric will
  hotlink to the assets from https://florianschanda.github.io/miss_hit
  instead of trying to use the ones from the locally installed
  MISS_HIT.