If you do not have time to immediately investigate and fix all findings, you can also start with the Managed Minimun Rules rule set for managed code. For large existing projects that are only maintained, the number of warnings using this ruleset can be high. We recommend the Managed Recommended Rules rule set for managed code for most projects, since it is focused on rules that point to serious issues. The full list of about 15 available rule sets can be found in the MSDN code analysis rule set reference. You can either select a pre-defined set of source code rules that have been set-up by Microsoft or create a set of rules yourself. You are able to fine-tune the Code Analysis, by selecting which rules are used to detect issues in the source code. If your application can successfully compile, all you have to do to analyse the code using the default settings, is to open the project under Visual Studio, and select Analyze -> Run Code Analysis -> On Solution. The easiest approach to use this built-in code analysis, is to analyse the code using the default analysis settings. The focus of the tools is on all types of quality issues issues: design problems, non-secure data access, and coding style violations. NET managed code, native code (C/C++) and database applications.
The analysis tool (it does not have any fancy name) inherits functionality from prior tools like FxCop and StyleCop, but the functionality has now been integrated into the IDE and functions straight out-of-the-box. It works for most types of code that can be developed with Visual Studio. The tool is however somewhat hidden among the many options of Visual Studio, which is why we describe how to use it in this blog post. Luckily Microsoft has integrated code analysis in Visual Studio. Because developers are used to work mostly in this environment, tools that work inside this environment are easiest to use. Most developers who use this platform, use C# as main language (supported by all modern technologies such as html, css and javascript) and use Visual Studio as development environment. NET platform created by Microsoft is one of the most popular development platforms. Using code measuring tools makes this a whole lot easier. Microsoft’s IDE Visual Studio contains useful code quality analysis tools that can be easily enabled. This guide tells you how to get started.
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