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In C++ with cpplint.py, you can mute the stylechecker for a via the // NOLINT phrase:
// Some C++ code that conflicts the styleguidelines:
void funtionWithNonConstReferenceArgument(int& A); // NOLINT
Then the stylechecker will just ignore this line. Is there an equivalent for Java’s checkstyle?
Yes. Well, it’s not exactly equivalent, since it’s two comments around the code.