I agree, you need to first set the tools to look at the worst problems.
The idea of using such tools is to find the modules that are most at
risk, so you can concentrate extra effort on them. This has worked well
for me in the past, but I've never been able to get a whole project
using it. I d
There is a free static code analysis plug-in for eclipse
http://eclipse-cs.sourceforge.net/
The Eclipse Checkstyle plug-in won the Eclipse Community Award 2007 in
the category of "Best Open Source Eclipse-based Developer tool".
But it has reported so many issues that I have switched it off: the
Hi,
Just for grins, I decided to run some code analysis tools on FreeMind in
order to find out what kind of tools might be most useful to use. The
ones I'm using are static analysis, which has improved a great deal
since I last looked at it.
Since I'd already downloaded IntelliJIDEA for its 30
