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|    Paul Biggar to All    |
|    static analysis frameworks?    |
|    13 Nov 07 13:09:39    |
      From: paul.biggar@gmail.com              Hi Folks,              Rather than developing a static analysis framework for our compiler       (phc - www.phpcompiler.org) from scratch, I'd like to plug-in, as much       as possible, an existing static analysis framework. I've had a look       around and have only found a few.              PAG (http://www.program-analysis.com/) seemed a good idea, but its       been discontinued.       Banshee (http://banshee.sourceforge.net/) seems good, but its svn       repository hasnt been updated since April last year.       Saturn (http://saturn.stanford.edu/) seems to be under active       maintenance, and is released under a BSD licence, so it looks ideal.              Does anyone know any other, preferably under an open source licence?       Also has anyone tried Saturn for analysis of non-C code? As an aside,       why aren't there many of these?              Thanks in advance,       Paul Biggar                     --       Paul Biggar       paul.biggar@gmail.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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