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Apr 1, 2000
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C++ Code Analysis: an Open Architecture for the Verification of Coding
Rules
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Alessandra Potrich,
Paolo Tonella
ITC-irst Centro per la Ricerca Scientifica e Tecnologica
Speaker:
Bruno Caprile
The analysis of C++ code is the basic building block of the
collaboration between ITC-IRST and CERN, aimed at improving the
quality of the software by exploiting the information that can be
automatically gathered from the code. The first objective of the
collaboration is the development of a coding rule check
tool. Successive steps will include a reverse engineering module and
an intelligent refactoring tool. Since all planned applications, and
possibly also those not yet considered, share a common analysis bulk,
particular attention was devoted to the development of an open
architecture for the analysis of C++ code.
In this paper the adopted architectural solutions are presented and
discussed, highlighting their generality, the possibilities of
extension that they offer, and the way details could be encapsulated
within packages, so that a clear and sharp interface between the
subsystems is defined. The peculiarities of the C++ language are also
described, together with the way they were approached and the state of
the current implementation.
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