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Splint dead?

The domain isn't served any more and the sourceforge page is gone. Is the project dead? simon (talk) 10:09, 22 April 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Using Splint with AVR

Splint can be made to run on software for embedded systems. I have partially managed to run it on code by setting it to ignore the headers, as it chokes on the register declarations. The Splint newsgroup Archives mention a custom header by using an #ifdef.