Re: Dead code detection
Hi Mark, thanks for the link but this is not the code - not even an Netbeans plugin. But it is interesting to have a look into the source code. The code can be used by an ant-task, so maybe it is usable in the netbeans IDE. best regards Oliver > The code appears to be here: > > https://github.com/evernat/dead-code-detector > > I just found it with a little searching. I have no idea what state the > code is in, how to create a plugin from it, or how it handles newer > versions of Java. > > . . . just my two cents > /mde/ > > On 9/15/2020 12:28 PM, Oliver Rettig wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I need functionality in Netbeans to find dead code. Andy ideas about a > > plugin? > > > > I have found > > > > https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/dead-code-detection-with-netbeans-ide > > > > but it is outdated and I can not find the source code. Maybe this plugin > > can help > > > > @Geertjan have you saved this code somewhere? > > > > In concrete we have a java library project which is a Wrapper to a c++ > > native lib. To create a platform independent jar-file we want to add the > > native code build for several operating systems into the the jar. > > > > We found that the > > > > https://jogamp.org/ > > > > project includes great code to do this but the code is part of a big > > project. Not the state is that we have a copy a subset of the classes > > which seems to be needed into our project. But most of this code is not > > needed. There are too many classes/methods we have now to check if they > > are really needed. Thats why we need a tool in the Netbeans IDE to > > automatize this. > > > > best regards > > Oliver
Re: Dead code detection
Hi Neil, thanks for the hint to LWJGL. Do you know where in the repository https://github.com/LWJGL the code for jative-jar building resides? I think it makes sense to evaluate other possibilities for us. We are often in the situation native-jars would be great. So we think about to create a seperate open source project with libs and tools to do this. best regards Oliver On Tue, 15 Sep 2020, 20:29 Oliver Rettig, wrote: In concrete we have a java library project which is a Wrapper to a c++ native lib. To create a platform independent jar-file we want to add the native code build for several operating systems into the the jar. We found that the https://jogamp.org/[2] project includes great code to do this but the code is part of a big project. Partly OT - JogAmp might not be the best starting point. Pretty sure LWJGL Core will do this, and it's much more modularized so this bit might be small enough as is. JNA also has some code that does this IIRC. Best wishes, Neil [1] mailto:oliver.ret...@orat.de [2] https://jogamp.org/
Re: Dead code detection
On Tue, 15 Sep 2020, 20:29 Oliver Rettig, wrote: > > In concrete we have a java library project which is a Wrapper to a c++ > native lib. To create a platform independent jar-file we want to add the > native code build for several operating systems into the the jar. > > > > We found that the > > > > https://jogamp.org/ > > > > project includes great code to do this but the code is part of a big > project. > Partly OT - JogAmp might not be the best starting point. Pretty sure LWJGL Core will do this, and it's much more modularized so this bit might be small enough as is. JNA also has some code that does this IIRC. Best wishes, Neil
Re: Dead code detection
The code appears to be here: https://github.com/evernat/dead-code-detector I just found it with a little searching. I have no idea what state the code is in, how to create a plugin from it, or how it handles newer versions of Java. . . . just my two cents /mde/ On 9/15/2020 12:28 PM, Oliver Rettig wrote: > Hi all, > > I need functionality in Netbeans to find dead code. Andy ideas about a plugin? > > I have found > > https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/dead-code-detection-with-netbeans-ide > > but it is outdated and I can not find the source code. Maybe this plugin can > help > > @Geertjan have you saved this code somewhere? > > In concrete we have a java library project which is a Wrapper to a c++ native > lib. To create a > platform independent jar-file we want to add the native code build for > several operating > systems into the the jar. > > We found that the > > https://jogamp.org/ > > project includes great code to do this but the code is part of a big project. > Not the state is > that we have a copy a subset of the classes which seems to be needed into our > project. But > most of this code is not needed. There are too many classes/methods we have > now to check > if they are really needed. Thats why we need a tool in the Netbeans IDE to > automatize this. > > best regards > Oliver > signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
