Static analyzers are tools that look at your C++ source code and provide recommendations and warnings. Top C++ programmers use analyzers to improve their code quality and reliability. In this video, Troy gives an overview of some available static analyzers.
- [Instructor] Static analyzers are tools…that automatically examine C++ source code for issues.…They are somewhat like compiler warnings,…but they search the code at a much deeper level.…Because of the deep search,…analysis is much slower than compilation.…There are dozens of static analyzers available,…both open source and commercial.…Analyzers are not perfect.…There are occasional false positives.…They are generally meant to be incorporated…into a program's build chain, but can also run…from the command line, some even have GUIs,…and others are plugins for IDEs.…
Here are just a few analyzers.…The Eclipse and Visual Studio IDEs…have analysis tools built in.…And more available as plugins.…Cppcheck is a very popular open source tool.…The Clang compiler has a built in static analyzer.…Coverity is a popular commercial option,…and finally, there is IKOS,…which is an open source tool from NASA.…Keep in mind that there are dozens more available.…
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12/6/2018- Major new C++ features
- Turning on modern C++
- Letting the compiler help
- Using the new features correctly
- Using auto type deduction
- Using lambdas
- Range-based for loops
- How C++ and the Standard Template Library name things
- Making the best of the filesystem library
- Managing objects
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. What Is Modern C++?
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New C++ features56s
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Old code compatibility1m 1s
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2. Tools That Improve Your Code
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Let the compiler help1m 4s
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Static analyzers1m 3s
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Cppcheck4m 40s
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3. Using the New Features Correctly
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Range-based for loops1m 45s
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Strongly typed enums1m 58s
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Using lambdas2m 39s
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4. Don't Reinvent the Wheel
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Map, filter, and reduce4m 30s
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size_t and auto2m 38s
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The filesystem library4m 15s
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5. Managing Objects
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Challenge: RAII31s
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Solution: RAII2m 6s
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Conclusion
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Next steps42s
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