Jacob Garber:

> The Coverity issue tracker has several IDE-like features, such as a usage
> finder and go-to definitions. This was adequate for most of my needs, and
> anything else I tracked down using vim and judicious use of grep. There are
> probably more efficient ways to do this (eg. ctags?), but this was sufficient
> for my purposes, since most Coverity problems only need a local understanding
> of the codebase. If you're looking to start tackling Coverity issues then
> #1405310, #1241824, #1241913, and #1241847 (and other issues of those types)
> look like a good place to get started. I'd be happy to help you through the
> workflow and review patches for simple fixes like these, but don't have the
> knowledge to do the more complex ones.

Sounds like I should be able to tackle at least the "local
understanding" ones with my existing tools. Thank you for the pointers,
will see what I can do.

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