Hiya, Does anyone know of a good 'lint' for use with C++ code? (OS: Windows 2000)
Does SPLint already support C++ code analysis? If so, please let me know since I'm not seeing how to set it up. Although, on a per-file basis I have been mildly successful with 'C' related stuff but class inheritance and overloaded functions cause all sorts of warnings (beyond the "normal" warnings:). Meanwhile, I'm aware of a couple of commercial packages: - Parasoft's' CodeWizard (~$1000) - Gimpel Software's FlexeLint and PC-Lint for C/C++ (~$250) Granted, you get what you pay for, but I hate to shell out for a product which is [or may be] overkill for my development. Thus, for the moment at least, I'd prefer a freeware version since it's for personal use (read: kinda tight budget; read: no cash) or maybe a low cost shareware/commercial version. I can explore the freeware alternatives (if any) first and, if they don't work out for my needs, look into one of the other tools. I suppose all I'm really looking for is something simple, practical, and helpful, such as SPLint is with C code (I think I also just described my wife:) with the additional support of C++ as well. I'm just not aware of any freeware C++ analysis tools and thought someone here might know of one or two I might try. Of course, recommendations for a shareware/commercial produce is welcome too.
