Do not warn about static_asserts.

* tests/sanity/style.test: Filter out static_assert.

tests/sanity/style.test

@@ -263,7 +263,7 @@ for dir in "$TOP/spot" "$TOP/bin" "$TOP/tests"; do
       e$GREP '(->|[.])size\(\) [=!]= 0|![a-zA-Z0-9_]*(->|[.])size\(\)|(if |while |assert)\([a-zA-Z0-9_]*(->|[.])size\(\)\)' $tmp &&
 	diag 'Prefer empty() to check emptiness.'
 
-      e$GREP 'assert\((0|!".*")\)' $tmp &&
+      e$GREP 'assert\((0|!".*")\)' $tmp | $GREP -v 'static_assert' &&
         diag 'Prefer SPOT_UNREACHABLE or SPOT_UNIMPLEMENTED.'
 
       e$GREP '^[^=*<]*([+][+]|--);' $tmp &&
@@ -303,8 +303,8 @@ for dir in "$TOP/spot" "$TOP/bin" "$TOP/tests"; do
 	    *)
 	      $GREP '#.*include.*priv/' $tmp &&
 		diag 'Do not include private headers in public headers.'
-              $GREP -v '#' $tmp | $GREP 'assert[	 ]*(.*)' &&
-                diag 'Use SPOT_ASSERT() instead of assert() in public headers.'
+        $GREP -v '#' $tmp | $GREP 'assert[	 ]*(.*)' | $GREP -v 'static_assert'&&
+          diag 'Use SPOT_ASSERT() instead of assert() in public headers.'
 	      ;;
 
 	  esac

[Alexandre Duret-Lutz]

Je ne vois pas l'intérêt du second grep ici. Qui va écrire static_assert(0) ou static_assert(!"foo") ?