import cpp

import codingstandards.cpp.autosar

import codingstandards.cpp.Naming

import codingstandards.cpp.StandardLibraryNames

module TargetedCLibrary= CStandardLibrary::C99;

module TargetedCppLibrary= CppStandardLibrary::Cpp14;

notisExcluded(l, NamingPackage::nameOfStandardLibraryMacroOrObjectReusedQuery())and

l.fromSource()and

s=l.(GlobalOrNamespaceVariable).getName()andt="Object"

Naming::Cpp14::hasStandardLibraryMacroName(s)

standard= TargetedCppLibrary::getName()and

TargetedCppLibrary::hasMacroName(header,s, _)

TargetedCppLibrary::hasObjectName(header, _,s, _, _)

Naming::Cpp14::hasStandardLibraryObjectName(s)

standard= TargetedCLibrary::getName()and

header=max(stringcandidateHeader| TargetedCLibrary::hasMacroName(candidateHeader,s, _))

max(stringcandidateHeader| TargetedCLibrary::hasObjectName(candidateHeader, _,s, _, _))

| test.cpp:1:1:1:14 | #define NULL 0 | Macro reuses the name NULL from the standard library. |

| test.cpp:3:5:3:10 |tzname | Object reuses the nametzname from the standard library. |

| test.cpp:1:1:1:14 | #define NULL 0 | Macro reuses the name NULL from theC99standard library header <wchar.h>. |

| test.cpp:3:5:3:8 |cout | Object reuses the namecout from theC++14standard library header <iostream>. |

#defineNULL0// NON_COMPLIANT

inttzname =0;// NON_COMPLIANT

intcout =0;// NON_COMPLIANT