declare root func

Tells LockLint to analyze the given functions as a root function; by default, if a function is called from any other function, LockLint does not attempt to analyze that function as the root of a calling sequence.

A root function is a starting point for the analysis; functions that are not called from within the loaded files are naturally roots. This includes, for example, functions that are never called directly but are the initial starting point of a thread (for example, the target function of a thread_create call). However, a function that is called from within the loaded files might also be called from outside the loaded files, in which case you should use this subcommand to tell LockLint to use the function as a starting point in the analysis.