Category: Tooling
Name: Program analysis suite, based on Rich Hickey's Codeq
Brief explanation:
Rich Hickey, inventor of Clojure and Datomic, created Codeq as a
prototype framework for program analysis. It harvests multiple
information sources (eg, Git metadata, source code), and stores
the results in a graph database (eg, Datomic). The results are
thus available for querying, processing, visualization, etc.
Although Codeq is very promising, it is only a proof of concept,
lacking analyzers, a control framework, and presentation tools.
Turning Codeq into a production suite would be a substantial
software engineering effort, with corresponding visibility. The
student would extend the base that Codeq provides, producing a
compelling and robust example of the power of this approach.
Expected results:
The suite should be ready for "drop-in" installation in typical
Clojure shops. It should do continuous harvesting of code bases.
It should extend the current Clojure analyzer to harvest names of
called functions and methods, use of global state, etc.
Stretch goals might include other analyzers (eg, Java), queries
for common use cases, analysis and visualization software, etc.
Knowledge prerequisites:
Interest in mechanized program analysis. Experience with Clojure.
Difficulty: Medium
Mentor: Rich Morin (mechanized documentation enthusiast),
Tom Faulhaber (author of Autodoc, cl-format, etc.)
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