Microsoft Announces Source Code Analysis for C#

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Interestingly, Microsoft has released a new tool that they've used for years internally to analyze code in their code base.  Its been informally called "StyleCop" and differs from FxCop in that it analyzes source code, not compiled binaries. 

If you are interested in consistency in your code base, you should take a look!

Comments:

Is there any similar tool or a check list for the SQL development?


Cheers,
Ricky

techamitdev@gmail.com (Posted Monday, May 26, 2008 )

Not that I know of but Red-Gate has some tools for refactoring of SQL code.

Shawn Wildermuth (Posted Monday, May 26, 2008 )

Team System Data Dude has MSBuild task as part of Power Tools that performs analysis of SQL scripts (similar to static code analysis).

Eugenez (Posted Monday, May 26, 2008 )

Nice! Thanks Eugenez!

Shawn Wildermuth (Posted Monday, May 26, 2008 )

I guess they only released it for C# because VB programmers know how to write good code and have an IDE that makes it easier ;-)

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Jim Wooley (Posted Wednesday, May 28, 2008 )

It's only for validating MSFT's style. For example, if your guidelines mandate use of tabs over spaces, this tool will not accommodate.

Peter ritchie (Posted Wednesday, May 28, 2008 )


 



 
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