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Coverity checks source code
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April 30, 2007 | Comments: (0)
Coverity checks source code
Coverity has unveiled Coverity Prevent Plug-in for Eclipse, which allows developers to find software defects in source code as it is being written.
An extension to the company's Prevent source code analysis system, the plug-in enables a fast analysis of local source code that can be run multiple times throughout the workday. The plug-in features integration with the Eclipse development environment.
The plug-in is available to Coverity Prevent users at no additional cost.
Posted by Paul Krill on April 30, 2007 06:45 PM
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