code-analysis

问题 After each build, Visual Studio 2012 switches from the Solution Explorer to the Code Analysis tab, usually with the yellow "No code analysis issues were detected." (Might as well say "TA DA!"). Is there an option to turn off the tab switching (keeping it on Solution Explorer)? [because I can't find it either in Solutions or Options]. Thanks! 回答1: VS 2012 The best answer I have found so far is to drag the Code Analysis view's tab away from the Solution explorer. I've docked mine below the

问题 I've just started using Eclipse Indigo (coming from Galileo) and I'm getting little red bugs in the gutter for every use of size_t. The code compiles without issue but I suspect I have to explicitly add a path to the include directories. I already have the usual suspects in there. I am cross compiling for a ColdFire processor using the Gnu tool chain so in addition to the standard include from mfg of the chip I have the includes under m68k-elf \include \include\c++\4.2.1 \include\c++\4.2.1

问题 What is Dynamic Code Analysis? How is it different from Static Code Analysis (ie, what can it catch that can't be caught in static)? I've heard of bounds checking and memory analysis - what are these? What other things are checked using dynamic analysis? -Adam 回答1: Simply put, static analysis collect information based on source code and dynamic analysis is based on the system execution , often using instrumentation. Advantages of dynamic analysis Is able to detect dependencies that are not

问题 Our team uses the Code Analysis feature with a custom ruleset to cause our build to fail if we forget to do things like null checks on method arguments. However, now as we create a new .NET Core project, it doesn't look like Code Analysis is a feature of these new projects. There is no UI for it in the Project Properties area, and adding a custom ruleset to the project as recommended here only appears to affect StyleCop Analyzers (the SAxxxx rules). Is there any way to enable Code Analysis (

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . One thing I really miss about Java is the tool support. FindBugs, Checkstyle and PMD made for a holy trinity of code quality metrics and automatic bug checking. Is there anything that will check for simple bugs and / or style violations of Ruby code? Bonus points if I can adapt it for frameworks such as Rails so

问题 Since last Friday (04/01/2016) we are using sonarqube in our company. Somehow one of our project's issues got all closed (without actually being fixed). And now the project doesn't get any issues back. we even deleted the project in sonarqube and restarted an analysis, this also gives no issues. We tried many different things to get the issues back (even making errors on purpose, but this also doesn't generate any issues in sonarqube) We are running the newest version of sonarqube (Version 5

问题 I'm trying to build a NuGet package that adds our company's code analysis dictionary automatically and updatable. The rule set is added in the content folder and now I want to use the install.ps1 script to add the rule set in the project file. I figured out the way to go would be to use the envDTE, but I can't find much useful documentation about it other then this overwhelming object graph in which I can't find the CodeAnalysisRuleset node. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/za2b25t3(v

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . Anybody knows of a tool that can be used to automatically build diagrams of function calls in MATLAB? E.g. For a given function, the tool would recursively go through function calls and build a 2D graph where nodes would represent functions and directed edges would connect calling functions with called functions

问题 I just tried FxCop. It does detect unused private methods, but not unused public. Is there a custom rule that I can download, plug-in that will detect public methods that aren't called from within the same assembly? 回答1: Corey, my answer of using FxCop had assumed you were interested in removing unused private members, however to solve the problem with other cases you can try using NDepend. Here is some CQL to detect unused public members (adapted from an article listed below): // <Name

问题 Is there something similar to Pylint, that will look at a Python script (or run it), and determine which version of Python each line (or function) requires? For example, theoretical usage: $ magic_tool <EOF with something: pass EOF 1: 'with' statement requires Python 2.6 or greater $ magic_tool <EOF class Something: @classmethod def blah(cls): pass EOF 2: classmethod requires Python 2.2 or greater $ magic_tool <EOF print """Test """ EOF 1: Triple-quote requires Python 1.5 of later Is such a