[previous] 1329 [next] The global object '%s' declared 'const' has been defined without an explicit initializer. This is not allowed in C++.
C++ compatibility

A global object is being defined with the const type qualifier and without an initializer.

In C this object will be automatically initialized to 0. In C++ an explicit initializer is always required.

For example: 


/*PRQA S 2200,3207,3211,3408,3602,3603 ++*/
       const int a;                    /* Message 1305 + 1329 */
       const int b = 1;                /* Message 1305        */
static const int c;                    /* Message        1329 */
extern const int d = 1;                /* Message             */

See also:

QA·C Source Code Analyser 8.1.2
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