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I have written couple of custom rules in for FxCop 1.36. I have written code to find weather an opened DataReader is closed or not. But it does not check which DataReader object is calling the Close() method so I can't be sure if all opened DataReader objects are closed!! 2nd: If I am a DataReader in an 'if/else' like if 1=2 dr = cmd.ExecuteReader(); else dr = cmd2.ExecuteReader(); end if In this case it will search for 2 DataReader objects to be closed. I am putting my code for more clarity. public override ProblemCollection Check(Member member) { Method method = member as Method; int

I have a class like this one: public class Foo { public readonly int A = 1; public readonly int B = 2; } When I run VS2010 built in Code Analysis tool, I get 2 identical warnings: that ' field '...' is visible outside of its declaring type, change its accessibility to private and add a property, with the same accessibility as the field has currently, to provide access to it '. I want to suppress this warning for all fields in my class Foo , but I don't want to mark every field with SuppressMessage attribute like this: public class Foo { [SuppressMessage("Microsoft.Design", "CA1051

So I'm trying to run a bunch of rules which are defined in a RuleSet. The RuleSet file is actually generated using Sonarqube - I've selected absolutely all rules in there, including the FxCop, ReSharper and StyleCop rules. I'm kicking off FxCop like this: C:/FxCop/FxCopCmd.exe /file:C:\TestProject\bin\TestProject.dll /ruleset:=C:\TestProject\testproject.ruleset /out:C:\TestProject\fxcop-report.xml /outxsl:none /forceoutput /searchgac /aspnet It starts correctly, but I get the following message: Initializing Introspection engine... Analyzing... Initializing Phoenix engine... Analyzing...

We have this code, sortof: private void InitializeEvents() { this.Event1 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event2 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event3 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event4 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event5 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event6 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event7 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event8 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event9 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event10 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event11 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event12 += (s,e) => { }; this.Event13 += (s,e) => { }; } Code analysis in VS10 Ultimate says "cyclomatic complexity of 27". Removing one of the lines makes the cyclomatic complexity 25. There's no branching going

FxCop (tool for static code analysis) gives me an error while checking code behind of .edmx model. How to prevent FxCop from analyzing auto-generated code (or at least Entity Framework generated classes)? I have moved to Visual Studio Code Analysis, as it gives me the same functionality as FxCop. From FxCop blog : "That's correct, they are different products (FxCop and VS Code Analysys), however they do have a common engine. Visual Studio 2008 SP1 already comes with the same fixes and analysis (plus a little bit more), so there is no need to 'update' Visual Studio with the latest FxCop." But

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . I just wanted to download FxCop 1.36 but I can't find it in the internet. A few days ago FxCop 10 came out for Windows 7 but I need the old Version. The file is gone on the MS server and everybody linked it. Anyone has the old install routine? I have the 1.36 installer...If you still need it, I could put it up on my Dropbox for you... Edit: here's the link to the 1.36 installer . Enjoy! Go Here C: