I\'ve just started learning C and I have a hard time finding bugs, memory leaks and the like. Which are good tools t开发者_高级运维o assist you in finding such things? I heard of Valgrind but are ther
I wish to get a quick feeling for how much “copy and paste” coding we have, there are many tools for C# / Java to check for this type of thing.Are there any such tools that work well with VB.NET?
So, I would like to use the findbugs annotations to suppress warnings we deem ok code. Do we need to deploy the annotation.jar and jsr305.jar into our production runtime, or do we only need these开发
There are many tools that we can use to show the dependencies between modules, source code files, classes, or functions etc. But there seems no tool for analyzing the dependencies between variables. G
I was reading the explanation under this item in the Google C++ style guide and it got me thinking; are there any tools that work like VS\'s \"Find all references\" tool but for built in ops and the l
see also VB.NET Static Code Anaylsis For better or for worst we now have a VB.NET coding standards document that is based on a C# coding standard as enforced by StyleCop.
I am trying to use the Clang static analyzer in my code. I installed it and can run it succesfully from the terminal. But I wanted see it locally on the code not on Safari. The resort [sic] is to acti
I want to verify binary compatibility between 2 JARs. Following the suggestions in this answer I used jboss tattletale but it can find only missing classes.
Is there are simple tool, which can be used to determine from where a function is called, which other function the function calls ...?
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