The rule is not behaving as it should and flagging all 'static'
variables based only on initialization (if the variable is initialized
before usage), but fails to recognize if 'static' is used to limit
visibility.
A number of scripts use features from bash such as `local` which are not
in the POSIX spec. This breaks on systems where sh is not symlinked to
bash.
This patch changes the interpreter indicated by the hashbang to bash for
those scripts
This Coccinelle script will warn when new code has the potential to use
the macro ARRAYSIZE instead of something like this
sizeof(some_array) / sizeof(some_array[0])
