This appears to be a true error, the << operator is used for both bitwise operations (ie left shift) and also for IO stream concatenation. In the case of IO stream concatenation, this is a very valid use, but the check thinks the “<<” is being used as the bitwise shift operator.
i.e. std:out << a_float_var << std.endl;
IO stream operations should be ignored
This appears to be a true error, the << operator is used for both bitwise operations (ie left shift) and also for IO stream concatenation. In the case of IO stream concatenation, this is a very valid use, but the check thinks the “<<” is being used as the bitwise shift operator.
i.e. std:out << a_float_var << std.endl;
IO stream operations should be ignored