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CppChecker is a plugin designed
to be used with Eclipse 3.2 or later and CDT 4.0.3 or later. It needs
JDK 1.5.0 or later to be installed on the system and used with
eclipse.
The intention of this plugin is to
enable static code analysis for C/C++ by calling external tools, such
as gcc, PC-Lint or doxygen and by generating appropriate markers
in a fast way. The current Beta version 0.8.5 provides parsers for
general gcc output, for PC-Lint and for doxygen output.
The difference to usual CDT markers (or
at least what I'm trying to accomplish) is:
set markers at the position of the
actual error – and not marking the whole line
give hints about errors in
included header files
generate markers from PC-Lint
and doxygen output as well
generate markers at once on saving
the file
re-check all files depending on
changed header files
special focus on PC-Lint: import
settings from PC-Lint-options file to the CDT environment
By publishing this plugin at
eclipsplugincentral I expected a little bit more feedback than just
giving it a mediocre score... This plugin is still in development, so
ideas, requests and any feedback (also critic in words) are
most welcome!
NOTE: update site URL has changed!
Thanks
Michael
Added on: 26-May-2008 | Updated: 02-Jul-2008