HP UX Web Development Tools manual Contents

Contents
About this document		5
Intended audience		5
Document conventions and symbols		5
Related information		5
HP encourages your comments		6
1 Introduction		7
1.1 Cadvise user interface		7
1.2 Features		7
1.2.1 Advanced static code analysis		8
1.2.2 Defect detection		8
1.2.3 Security vulnerability checks		8
1.2.4 Porting and migration		8
1.2.5 Detection of pre-defined or user-defined coding guideline violation		8
1.2.6 Easy to integrate and use		8
1.2.7 Supported compilers		9
2 Using Cadvise		10
2.1 Getting started		10
2.1.1 Supported platforms		10
2.1.2 Installing Cadvise		10
2.2	Steps in using cadvise	10
2.3 Invoking Cadvise		11
2.4	Using Cadvise as a wrapper around Compiler or Linker	12
2.5 Integrating Cadvise with the makefiles and build process		12
2.6	Enabling different categories of diagnostic messages	13
2.7	Generating code complexity metrics	13
2.8	Detecting violation of pre-defined or user-defined coding guidelines	17
3 Using the Program Database (PDB)		19
3.1 PDB options table		20
3.2	Specifying the PDB location	20
3.3	Deleting PDB	20
3.4	Disabling locks in PDB operations	20
3.5 Removing object file information from the PDB		20
3.6	Creating a PDB snapshot at a specified location	21
3.7	Displaying PDB version	21
4 Using cross-file analysis		22
5 Configuring diagnostic messages		25
5.1 Diagnostic configuration options table		25
5.2	Suppressing warnings selectively	25
5.3	Enabling warnings selectively	25
5.4	Interpreting selective warnings as errors	26
5.5	Disabling warnings in a macro	26
5.6	Managing warnings in a source file	26
6 Generating reports		27
6.1 Report generation options table		27
6.2 Generating summary reports		28
6.3	Generating file summary report	28
6.4	Generating detailed report	28
6.5	Generating HTML report	29

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