Linked by Eugenia Loli on Tue 11th Jul 2006 03:13 UTC, submitted by Hakime
Mac OS X "Static analysis refers to a method of examining software that allows developers to discover dangerous programming practices, poor use of language features, or potential errors in source code, without actually running the code. If you use Xcode with C or Objective-C, you can gain real quality improvements by understanding the basics of static analysis techniques and by integrating these techniques into your development process. In this article, we show you how to use GCC to help verify C and Objective-C programs."
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It's not the software
by !dev!null on Tue 11th Jul 2006 05:54 UTC
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2006-06-18

but the develpment process thats gets better with what's described in this paper.

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Talk about demonstrating concepts...
by tyrione on Tue 11th Jul 2006 06:13 UTC
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2005-11-21

with about as much meat as Hello World. This author should have had his "technical writing" article within Apple revised and asked to include a real project. At NeXT and early days of Apple merger we wouldn't have been allowed to publish such a meatless demonstration.

This makes the old standby Farenheit convert to Celsius slider look impressive.

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